The phrase "affect the variations of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one factor influences or changes different forms or types of something.
Example: "The climate can significantly affect the variations of plant growth in different regions."
Alternatives: "influence the differences in" or "impact the changes in".
Little is known about how these factors affect the variation of wood properties among and within the trees of New Zealand's coast redwood forests.
This implies that there is a need to consider more parameters, including EUV and F10.7, that can affect the variation of vTEC during equinox seasons.
When the applied force per unit length is zero (a general condition of mechanical machining), the cutting speed does not affect the variation of the critical forces or the quality of the machined pattern.
Finally, one should keep in mind that no dependences of the bulk moduli (solid framework and water) with temperature and pressure have been taken into account, and that these dependences may significantly affect the variation of porosity.
The purpose of this study is to investigate the climatological relationship between the interannual variations of MJO and TCG in the IO and to examine the environmental conditions that affect the variation of TCG which occurs under the influence of the MJO activity by using an empirical index: Genesis Potential Index (GPI; [10, 11]).
By using long-term reanalysis data during 33 years, i.e., the JRA-25/JCDAS dataset, this study investigated the statistical relationship between the interannual variations of MJO activity and TCG over the IO and identified the environmental conditions that affect the variation of TCG which occurs under the influence of the MJO activity.
We speculate that there is a relationship between introns and non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs) and, through the process of intron gain and loss, introns may affect the variation of expression of ncRNAs to become a force for the speciation of eukaryotes.
Quantitative trait loci (QTL), the portions of a species' genome that affect the variation of heritable phenotypic traits, are revealed by the association of phenotypes with molecular markers.
Similar to Jaccard, larger clusters affect the Variation of Information more than small ones, but the effect is less emphatic than for pair-based indices.
Buoyancy forces components (axial and radial) significantly affected the variations of heat transfer coefficient.
