The phrase "affect the linked" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe how something influences or impacts connected elements or entities, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "The changes in policy may affect the linked systems, leading to unforeseen consequences."
Alternatives: "influence the connected" or "impact the associated".
The transmission power also causes the interference that affect the link quality among nodes.
The bridging HOMc moves the Ca atoms closer to each other [Ca1 Ca2 3.7089(8) compared with 4.0045 9) Å in Ca2Ti4] and also affects the linking carboxylate group.
Google said that brand results would only appear during fashion weeks, and would not affect the links summoned by the algorithmic search.
They also provided information on matters that could affect the link between physical activity and weight change, such as smoking, postmenopausal hormone use, alcohol intake, and diet.
The results show that the peninsula structure on a web graph can greatly expedite the computation of PageRank values; and it can also significantly affect the link extraction capability and information coverage of web crawlers.
Although pricing is gaining in popularity, only a few articles published in major marketing journals focus on it, and scholars have long asked how organizational and behavioral characteristics of firms affect the link between pricing practices and firm performance.
How can traders tell new information from "old news" In this project, students will work with hundreds of gigabytes of textual data directly from premier news providers such as Dow Jones in order to understand how investors' cognitive limitations affect the link between news and stock price dynamics.
In CRSN, there are two types of mobility that can affect the link stability.
Notice that there is a delay between the instant when the channel is measured and the TTI when the transmission occurs, which may affect the link adaptation procedure.
