The phrase "affected the conclusions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or variables have influenced the outcomes or findings of a study or analysis.
Example: "The unexpected results from the experiment significantly affected the conclusions of the research paper."
Alternatives: "influenced the findings of" or "shaped the outcomes of".
This has not affected the conclusions of the paper.
However, when examining the results of the study, this does not seem to have affected the conclusions of the paper.
Irizarry cited examples of misleading batch effects that affected the conclusions of profiling studies and GWASs and even led to retractions of publications.
The change in Illumina chip format made our study design sub-optimal, however, the very high concordance rates we observe between saliva and blood DNA despite the change in format demonstrate that this issue, which was beyond our control, has not affected the conclusions of our study.
Subsequent sensitivity analyses, based on a Bayesian approach, suggested that neither latent confounding by smoking (de Vocht et al. 2009a) nor assumptions made in bitumen exposure assessment (de Vocht et al. 2009b) affected the conclusions of the cohort analyses with respect to lung cancer mortality.
The anticipated maximum bias of.25 ×.10 =.025 would not have affected the conclusion of no treatment effect.
As the two groups of super vs normal mobilisers in our cohort did not differ in clinical characteristics, we can exclude one or several of such parameters, to have affected the conclusion of this analysis.
5.34pm: Slingo will comment on whether the climate emails in any way affect the conclusions of the IPCC.
The mistake does not affect the conclusions of the paper as the levels of input proteins remain similar between samples.
Nor do the findings affect the conclusions of our study on the cost of amnesty to the U.S. taxpayer".
Potential interferences, derived from synthetic routes and possibly affecting the conclusions of facet-dependent photoactivity investigations, are also discussed.
