The phrase "affect appropriateness" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a relationship between influence and suitability, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The way we communicate can significantly affect appropriateness in social situations."
Alternatives: "influence suitability" or "impact acceptability".
Many current tools express common design choices, which affect their appropriateness to cloud monitoring.
Furthermore, ethnic differences have been described in A1C levels, [8], [9], [10], [11] which may affect the appropriateness of A1C in LMIC settings.
Not only may this vascular model be inadequate for tumors, but also it is unclear how anti-angiogenic tumor therapies that normalize the tumor vasculature will affect the appropriateness of such a fixed vascular model.
The degree and form of brain injury can affect the appropriateness of analytic treatment.
We also examined how alternatives to our expert panel's judgment would affect the appropriateness ratings for the treatment of children with acute otitis media.
It is unknown what the rate of attendance at the intervention will be, and this could also affect the appropriateness of the chosen sample size.
The pharmacist case manager did not affect medication appropriateness, number of clinically-relevant adverse events or adverse drug events or post-discharge healthcare utilization.
Inpatient consultation by an infectious diseases specialist did not affect the appropriateness of home vancomycin prescriptions by managing services (p = 0.641).
Since the issues in the management of LBP are likely to be similar in all parts of the UK, this should not affect the appropriateness of the package for our current purpose.
Good perceived wealth may indicate access to better quality material resources such as healthy foods, whereas the absence of good perceived wealth may negatively affect the appropriateness and diversity of choices.
