relevant factor

collocation in English

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relevant
adjective
uk
/ˈrel.ə.vənt/us
/ˈrel.ə.vənt/
connected with what is happening or ...
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factor
noun[C]
uk
/ˈfæk.tər/us
/ˈfæk.tɚ/
a fact or situation that influences the result ...
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(Definition ofrelevantandfactorfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofrelevant factor

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There is anotherrelevantfactor.
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There is also a secondrelevantfactor.
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Frequency in the world is of course onerelevantfactor.
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Onerelevantfactorwould be the support of others.
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Two operators are isomorphic if therelevantfactormap is a homeomorphism.
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Perhaps the short history of non-state home care is arelevantfactor.
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Regional dialect has, however, been found to be arelevantfactorin subject expression.
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That would be given by a case-by-case determination of ever yrelevantfactor.
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However, an individual's economic standing must often have been therelevantfactorin limiting political advancement.
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While important, genetic fitness clearly is not the onlyrelevantfactor.
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Nevertheless, age might be a particularlyrelevantfactorfor children adopted from adverse early life circumstances.
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Only if the question-thus put-seems appropriate is therelevantfactorintrinsically morally relevant.
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Municipalisation is anotherrelevantfactor.
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That is arelevantfactor.
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That is therelevantfactor.
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This is arelevantfactor.
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The studies undertaken at different levels of education point to age as arelevantfactorconcerning language and content learning.
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We may take a closer look at the claim that the syllables are not arelevantfactorin fugal writing.
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Thirdly, the reproductive system may also be arelevantfactor, although one that has received little attention.
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If phonological identity was therelevantfactor, then we would expect (30) to be perfectly acceptable, contrary to fact.
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The amplitude of the fundamental is also likely to be a particularlyrelevantfactorin other instruments.
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The secondrelevantfactoris structurally based preferences, such as the late closure or recency strategy and predicate proximity.
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What may be arelevantfactorin the strength of the contrast is the heaviness of the ' 'inverted subject' '.
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That might be arelevantfactor.
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