The phrase "affect the estimate of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how one variable or factor influences the estimation of another variable or outcome.
Example: "The recent changes in market conditions may affect the estimate of our projected sales for the next quarter."
Alternatives: "influence the assessment of" or "impact the evaluation of".
Since the lung is a highly perfused organ and that this assumption of the rate of distribution does not affect the estimate of the extent of distribution, the assumption is valid for estimation of the extent of distribution at 4 h.
However, under the assumption that the probabilities of non-symptomatic infection and of seeking medical care are constant during the period in question, if there is an under-estimation of the true number of cases, it will not affect the estimate of the effective reproductive number.
More details, including how variations in anisotropy can affect the estimate of D, can be found in Supplementary Notes 4 and 5, as well as in Supplementary Fig. 5.
The age range of the lodgepole pine forest stands susceptible to mountain pine beetle attack might significantly affect the estimate of the area susceptible to attack.
Whether these chemicals are assumed to follow additive or independent models will not significantly affect the estimate of the toxicity associated with the combined exposure.
Similarly to other soil models [43] the results provided by CBM may be influenced by uncertainty in the model initialization that may directly affect the estimate of the C stock change of this pool [44].
Over-fitting increased estimation time and standard errors of the estimates but did not affect the estimates of genetic correlations or the predictions of breeding values, whereas fitting too few parameters affected bull rankings in different countries.
In conclusion, increasing dietary P from graded inclusion of the assay ingredient reduced the estimated values of STTD of P but did not affect the estimates of TTTD of P determined by the regression method.
Both situations cause the measured P tr to change and affect the estimates of the other stations.
Several experimental factors affect the estimates of bioaccessibility yielded by in vitro tests, and their impact varies according to the type and form of the Pb sources investigated.
A tilt also could affect the estimates of the age of Europa's ocean.
