The phrase "affected measure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a measure that has been influenced or changed by certain factors.
Example: "The affected measure of the experiment showed a significant deviation from the expected results."
Alternatives: "influenced metric" or "altered measurement".
Extending the duration of feeding up to 42 d or reducing the level of negative DCAD to −180 mEq/kg in maternal diets exerted a transient metabolic acidosis in the calves and slightly affected measures of mineral, energy metabolism, and growth.
These studies each evaluated how such variations in diet affected measures of metabolic health, such as blood sugar, blood insulin, insulin resistance and sensitivity, and ability to produce insulin in response to blood sugar.
This potentially affected measures on 56 activity participants and 41 social participants.
In order to determine which compartment was most affected, measures of joint space width were taken from the medial and lateral compartments using a ruler.
All affected SB measures indicated suppressed sexual arousal and breeding efficiency after SEAM.
More of a certainty is that it will help bring in improved emergency response plans in affected countries, measures which could help prevent any future outbreaks from spreading quite so fast and so far.
The participant will sit in a stable position and the non-affected, then the affected, arm measured in turn, three times for each test.
The condition is considered to be lymphoedema when there is a difference of at least 200 ml between the volume of the affected arm (measured by circometry and calculated using the formula of the truncated cone) and the volume of the contralateral arm.
Most studies using ANT have focused on the RT measures of the three attention networks, even though studies using measures from continuous performance tasks have shown that accuracy measures are more affected than RT measures in children with ADHD [ 12, 13].
Mean intraocular pressure (IOP) of wet AMD-affected eyes, measured with the two different instruments, at baseline was 15 ± 1.9 mmHg.
