The phrase "affect the connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one factor or element influences or changes the relationship or link between two or more entities.
Example: "The recent changes in policy may affect the connection between the two departments, leading to improved collaboration."
Alternatives: "influence the relationship" or "impact the link".
For example, see Fig. 1, where the states affect the connection between them, as happens, for example, in adaptive social networks based on the homophily principle (see "Modelling evolving social interactions by adaptive networks based on the homophily principle" section).
A systematic numerical parametric studies have been conducted by varying the most influencing parameters that affect the connection behaviour such as air-gap distance, angle thickness, angle length and the gauge distance.
The effect of air gap between the beam web and column flange is considered as it is found to affect the connection stiffness to a great extent (Prabha et al. 2008).
As the connections of others to B may change over time, this will imply that A also will have a dynamic connection to B, and in turn this connection will affect the connection of others to B over time as well.
Simple moving of a taxon within a classification or renaming does not affect the connection between samples and taxa.
All we say is that SLY1 depletion does not affect the connection made by TANGO1 between PC VII and the COPII coats of the exit site.
In their study, published June 22 in PLoS Computational Biology, the investigators used mathematics and a form of magnetic resonance imaging called Diffusion-Tensor MRI to better understand how neurological disorders affect the connections between the brain's deep white matter and its network of fibers, whose connectivity patterns are called the structural connectome.
Using statistical methods to analyze biological data in a new way, the researchers identified genetic alterations they call connectivity quantitative trait loci (cQTLs), a class of variants in transcription cofactors that affect the connections between specific TFs and their gene targets.
Thus, user mobility can seriously affect the connection-level QoS, as shown in Figures 8,9,10,11, and12.
Kostandinov and Sanes also found that either eliminating all gamma-protocadherins, or all but one, did not affect the connections between the SACs and other cell types (which either send signals to, or receive signals from, the SACs).
These are considered to be the most influential parameters affecting the connection behavior.
