The phrase "affect the parameters of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe how something influences or changes specific variables or conditions.
Example: "The new policy will affect the parameters of our research study, leading to different outcomes."
Alternatives: "influence the parameters of" or "modify the parameters of".
Thus, school qualitymay affect the parameters of the student utility function, but our model ignoresthis mechanism.
Investigation into corrosion and fatigue properties of HVOF coatings is important as they affect the parameters of coated surfaces in their practical applications.
This information is particularly important for the design of the ventilation and air conditioning systems that affect the parameters of the environment in the vicinity of human body.
The major findings were that (1) GW0742 failed to attenuate sepsis-induced organ dysfunction and histological damage and (2) did not affect the parameters of inflammation and oxidative and nitrosative stress.
Therefore, despite the fact that characteristics of high-intensity flares (X class) can be noted on the X-ray measurements at the GOES-10 satellite, we were not able to prove that these intensifications may affect the parameters of the Es layer directly.
The results of this paper confirm that the control strategy of the actuator is a substantial part of the system and should be taken into account; specifically, it can affect the parameters of the designed actuator in order to modify the dynamics of the system in a desired way.
Factors affecting the parameters of the responsive model include the business type, production procedure, and the proportion of electricity cost in total cost, etc. [30].
Thus, any bias that may have been introduced to the prevalence estimate by including multiple testing of individuals is unlikely to have affected the parameters of interest.
They found that indeed the strain rate affects the parameters of the model, but in essentially the opposite direction reported here, leading them to propose a shear-thickening effect.
Consequently, an alteration in the secretion of one hormone not only affects the parameters of one control system but also others, and can have pleiotropic effects on many bodily functions [10].
For multiscale systems only that action of microRNA is distinguishable which affects the parameters of dominant system (critical parameters), or changes the dominant system itself.
