The phrase "affect the elevation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how one factor influences or changes the height or level of something, often in a scientific or technical context.
Example: "The new construction methods may affect the elevation of the surrounding landscape."
Alternatives: "influence the height of" or "impact the level of".
These data suggest that nobiletin affects the elevation of intracellular calcium levels to modulate platelet function.
Thus it seems that there is no noneffect level of cadmium dose in affecting the elevation of beta 2-MG in urine.
Mechansims of elevation of serum markers in PCP are thought that these mediators induce type II pneumocytes damages or hyperplasia, and this affects the elevations of KL-6, SP-A and SP-D on serum levels.
Endothelial denudation or removal of glucose abolishes Phase 2 tension development, whilst high glucose potentiates it, in all cases without affecting the associated elevation of [Ca2+]i; notably, high glucose cannot restore HPV in the absence of endothelium.
Moreover, whilst 18β-GA strongly inhibited tension development during Phase 2, it did not affect the hypoxia-induced elevation of [Ca2+]i.
As natural standing water bodies may also act as potential breeding sites for mosquitoes, and because we expected elevation to affect the amount of standing water available to vectors and hosts (lower valley areas are hypothesized to have more runoff and standing water pools than higher elevation sites), we included a 25 m resolution elevation value for all sites surveyed in analyses.
Overall, the findings show that the elevation angle, altitude, and temperature do affect the intensity of tropospheric scintillation.
This suggests that, in contrast to our hypothesis, obesity does not affect the magnitude of post-exercise cTnI elevation.
Poverty levels affect the "defenselessness" of populations in the low elevation coastal zone.
