The phrase "affect timing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or actions influence the timing of an event or process.
Example: "The weather conditions can significantly affect timing when planning outdoor activities."
Alternatives: "influence timing" or "impact timing".
Interestingly, project-specific factors do not seem to affect timing.
The similarity of ambient conditions during the intertrial interval and the empty intervals did not significantly affect timing.
The similarity of ambient conditions during the inter-trial interval and the empty intervals did not significantly affect timing.
Clock skew variations adversely affect timing margins, limiting performance, reducing yield, and may also lead to functional faults.
The mostly well-groomed trail can be hiked at a moderate, even pace in five to seven days, although weather can affect timing.
However, when imagining an object moving along the same paths (rather than imagining self-motion), physical path characteristics do not affect timing estimates [10].
To address this request, we have incorporated the following paragraph to the Results and Discussion: "Previous studies examining reinforcement learning at the level of synaptic plasticity have showed that neuromodulators can affect timing-dependent plasticity in locust.
Previous studies examining reinforcement learning at the level of synaptic plasticity have showed that neuromodulators can affect timing-dependent plasticity in locust (Cassenaer and Laurent, 2012) and spine structural plasticity in striatal medium spiny neurons in mice (Yagishita et al., 2014) when acting within a delay time window of 1 s.
To evaluate trends in cataract surgery training curricula and factors affecting timing of resident participation as a primary surgeon.
From case study of carefully selected planar discontinuities we got clear evidence that orientation of the Solar Wind Discontinuity seriously affects timing of compressions/rarefactions propagating in the magnetotail.
Increased vascular stiffness affects timing and magnitude of central pulse wave reflections, altering central hemodynamics.
