The phrase "affecting data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data that has an impact or influence on a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "The recent changes in policy are affecting data collection methods across various departments."
Alternatives: "impacting data" or "influencing data".
The experimental design based on response surface methodology was utilized to determine optimal amount of affecting data.
Therefore, the interference may limit the achievable network performance and lead to multiple paths, affecting data packet transmission.
Discoveries later made in neuroscience confirm Kant's insights and affirm that perception results from interaction, whereby pathways organize affecting data (B1, A15/B29, A50 51/B74 5, B113, B148 9), and that the subject of organized experience the synthetic unity of apperception poses the hard problem of consciousness (B154 9).
This survey discusses clear motivations and advantages of multi-sensor data fusion and particularly focuses on physical activity recognition, aiming at providing a systematic categorization and common comparison framework of the literature, by identifying distinctive properties and parameters affecting data fusion design choices at different levels (data, feature, and decision).
In addition to oxygen levels, the other issues affecting data in vitro is physical culture conditions.
It has been reported that chromatographic reproducibility can be a limiting factor especially with HILIC columns, ultimately affecting data quality.
The company committed its first of many public relations faux pas by waiting six days before disclosing a breach that ultimately affected data belonging to 100 million people.
The change does not affect data for traditional public and private schools, which have always been surveyed using a random sample.
Orientation of the tracks relative to the bathymetry can affect data quality.
The commission also asked whether those transactions affected data provided to investors, analysts, regulators or ratings agencies.
Given the willingness of the Fed to 'look through' recent weather affected data, Friday's non-farm payroll numbers should have little impact on policymakers' views, except of course if the numbers come in super-strong or disastrously weak.
