The phrase "affect the effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one variable or factor influences the outcome or result of another variable or factor.
Example: "The changes in temperature can significantly affect the effect of the chemical reaction."
Alternatives: "influence the outcome of" or "impact the result of".
Though the quantity of k would not affect the effectiveness of MIML, too small k would affect the effect of feature extraction.
Is the event the effect and the affect the effect of affects?
The difference may affect the effect of NAA on tissue MET uptake.
The main factors that affect the effect of water jet are the submergible status of jet, jet pressure, and flowrate.
Interestingly, the three best-fit curves were close to each other, which connoted that the effect of different expressways did not much affect the effect of relative humidity of air on the relative permittivity of concrete in bridge decks.
Video recognition requires front-end video capture camera to provide a clear and stable video signal as video signal quality will directly affect the effect of video identification, then through embedded intelligent analysis module to detect, analyze, identify the video screen, and filter out interference, then make targets and track marks to the video screen in abnormal situations.
To do so, whatever part of the architectural description they affect, the effects of change have to be propagated to the other parts.
These differences could dramatically affect the effects of angiogenic therapies.
As shown earlier, excluding SES in the analysis did not affect the effects of BMI, race/ethnicity and age/gender on sleep duration.
No significant differences were found in factors reported to affect the effects of biologics, including MTX use, MTX dose, and disease duration.
Other researches also showed that antibiotics can affect the effects of bacteria-derived probiotics, and should be separated from antibiotics by at least two hours [ 53].
