The phrase "affect their results" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or actions influence the outcomes of a process, experiment, or situation.
Example: "The changes in temperature can significantly affect their results in the experiment."
Alternatives: "influence their outcomes" or "impact their findings."
Could the storm affect their results?
The Procter & Gamble and Colgate-Palmolive companies posted increases in profit and sales for their most recent quarters on Thursday, but warned that rising costs would affect their results and lead to higher prices for consumers.
This does not affect their results that have been computed from the covariance function and not the SDE.
It is not apparent how much such approximations affect their results and the polices based upon those results.
16 In their study on labour supply and commuting, Gutiérrez-i-Puigarnau and van Ommeren (2010) also find that the inclusion of an instrumented wage variable does not affect their results.
To provide further evidence in favor of the validity of their identification strategy, Falck et al. (2016) show that potential direct productivity effects of broadband (e.g., the introduction of online job search channels increasing the quality of job matching) do not affect their results.
3. for the QPCR experiment, they set a QPCR threshold 0.025) to divide the patients into low TLR9 group and high TLR9 group, however, this threshold is not a widely accepted criteria and may affect their result.
Some researchers say their children can become very practiced at taking tests, affecting their results.
Jill Rutter, head of policy at the Family and Childcare Trust, said: "Missing breakfast has a huge impact on children's ability to concentrate, learn and behave, which affects their results and long-term outcomes.
Exeter City manager Paul Tisdale says Exeter's current financial situation has affected their results this season.
