The phrase "affect the projection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how one factor influences or changes the outcome or representation of something, such as data or forecasts.
Example: "Various economic factors can affect the projection of future sales for the company."
Alternatives: "influence the forecast of" or "impact the estimation of".
The agency and French officials said the loan to Greece would not affect the projection of the country's budget deficit under E.U. rules.
In addition, VP16, a constitutively active form of RBPJ, also reduced the number of labeled commissural axons that cross the midline, albeit to a lesser degree than NICD or Hes1, and did not appear to affect the projection of axons that had crossed (Fig. 3C C").
Dehydration did not affect the projection of the structure on the fiber axis; meridional relative intensities did not change.
Having concern that the grass of the stadium floor would affect the projections, LMG decided on using Heavy Knit Bright White fabric from All Access.
As the projection of the multivariate coefficients is performed through the use of the spatial filters and the leadfield matrices, it is important to mention how the inverse solution affects the projection.
In addition, the extracts severely affected the pseudopodial projections of the cells which rendered the cells non-adherent and become round shaped.
Particularly the reliance on attractiveness when judging women's momentary affect may reflect projection of the affect of the male perceiver onto the female being perceived in a manner that is consistent with the perceiver's interpersonal goals (Maner et al., 2005; Maner, Miller, Moss, Leo, & Plant, 2012).
Meanwhile, using anterograde labeling of the retinal cells, we found that neonatal exposure to LPS also did not affect the pattern of RGC projections in the dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus of the thalamus (dLGN).
Recognizing that uncertainty in both R 0 and γ will affect the accuracy of model projections we obtain an upper limit on β0 (not a confidence interval because the parameters are not independent) from β+ = R 0 +×γ+ and a lower limit from β0 − = R 0 −×γ−, where and indicate the upper and lower limits on the estimate intervals for the respective parameters.
In theory, this requires that every projection be sent to each node; however, since only a portion of each projection will affect the slice of the final image being computed on a single node, only that portion must be sent to that node.
