The phrase "affecting the estimates of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain factors or variables influence or change the estimates of a particular measurement or calculation.
Example: "The recent changes in market conditions are affecting the estimates of future sales growth."
Alternatives: "influencing the estimates of" or "modifying the estimates of".
Factors affecting the estimates of losses of an exposure unit include site location, physical characteristics, and the financial terms of insurance coverage.
For purposes of performance evaluation, the scaling ambiguities affecting the estimates of the channel matrices are removed by assuming the first column of Hsr and first row of Hrd contain all one elements, similarly to [11, 14].
The remaining analytes in the mixtures contributed very little to the predicted toxicity of the mixture exposures and they can be assumed to be additive without significantly affecting the estimates of toxicity.
Overall, these results suggest that due to the combined effect of IRW and pulp production, import and export (indirectly affecting the estimates of the DP), variations on the total harvest rate may have different effects on the DP of each commodity and each country.
In addition, the intraindividual variation in serum insulin levels is large (24), affecting the estimates of insulin secretion and action.
It also suggests that transcription-coupled mutation effects are not strongly affecting the estimates of R-independent effects at D4 sites.
When we average the contribution of the different trajectories together, the color shift averages out without significantly affecting the estimate of the relative position between the two fluorophores.
The data sources that contribute to a surveillance system are a key factor affecting the estimate of the importance of foodborne transmission.
Over-fitting increased estimation time and standard errors of the estimates but did not affect the estimates of genetic correlations or the predictions of breeding values, whereas fitting too few parameters affected bull rankings in different countries.
These results follow what Moreno and Navas (2003) stated i.e., the choice of the polynomial basis affects the estimates of the option prices.
