The phrase "affecting frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how something influences or changes the frequency of an event or phenomenon.
Example: "The new policy is affecting frequency of meetings, leading to more efficient communication among team members."
Alternatives: "influencing frequency" or "modifying frequency".
It makes active-power the only factor affecting frequency, and the reduced models introduced above are suitable to examine the key impact of active power on frequency.
The view that the forms of plasticity are task dependent is supported by ongoing studies in which auditory learning involves CS-specific decreases in threshold or bandwidth without affecting frequency tuning.
The prediction would be to degrade the amplitude of motor output without affecting frequency, and we have observed that result.
The factors affecting frequency of fall including age, sex, underlying diseases, fear of falling, history of falls, compliance with exercise, medication use, difficulty on turning, swaying on turning, ability to walk, and ability to go outside were analyzed.
The receptor can also facilitate calcium entry through NMDA receptors (Mannaioni et al., 2001) and activates somatic calcium transients, thus affecting frequency accommodation in hippocampal synapses (Niswender and Conn, 2010).
Another KCNQ 2/3 activator meclofenamic acid (MFA) was tested (Peretz et al., 2005) and found to significantly reduce contraction amplitude, AUC and baseline tone (n = 5, P < 0.05; Figure 2B E), without affecting frequency (P > 0.05).
While noise damage typically causes a more 'notched' loss, often affecting frequencies between 3 and 6 kHz more than higher frequencies, presbycusis tends to start at higher frequencies and gradually affects lower frequencies.
Sleep can affect frequency and occurrence of interictal spikes and occurrence, timing, and threshold of seizure.
We investigated how different psychophysical procedures affect frequency discrimination performance in children.
Hormonal factors and PMS did not affect frequency of headaches, but may affect the headache intensity during pregnancy in female migraineurs.
Increasing saturated FS did not affect frequency of rumination bouts or interval between bouts, but increased rumination bout length by 5.6 min.
