The phrase "affect the estimates and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or variables may influence or change the accuracy of estimates in a particular context.
Example: "Various external factors can affect the estimates and lead to significant discrepancies in the final report."
Alternatives: "influence the estimates and" or "impact the estimates and".
The mode of questionnaire administration may affect the estimates and applicability of oral health-related quality of life indicators.
Adjustment for socioeconomic status at baseline (based on a scale derived from paternal occupation in India and from ownership of household assets in the other cohorts) did not affect the estimates, and results are therefore presented without this adjustment.
Mutual adjustment of socioeconomic adversity by psychosocial adversity and vice versa did not affect the estimates, and differences between the groups of adversities, based on overlapping confidence intervals, are unlikely to be significant.
This heterogeneity minimized the possibility of bias in the study design that may affect the estimates between exposures and outcome if sufficient variation is not given (Blakely and Woodward 2000).
Sleeping pills did not predict admission to hospital or mortality or affect the estimates for benzodiazepines and opioids.
Then different constraints on the rates will affect the estimates of μ and the associated log-likelihood values are used as the basis for testing the hypotheses about the mutation rates.
Gene-environment interactions could also affect the estimates of heritability and when they are in play, they can explain as much of the variance in the phenotype as genetic factors [ 21].
Additionally, changes in elevation and natural obstacles such as the Peruvian Andes affect the estimates of transport distance and time in important ways.
Significant recombination heterogeneity at any level can affect the estimates of mapping distances and its extent should be investigated [ 32].
Another factor that may affect the estimates of selection intensity and allele age is the SNP marker density in the data.
Both situations cause the measured P tr to change and affect the estimates of the other stations.
