The phrase "affecting the frequency and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or impacts on frequency, such as in scientific, technical, or analytical discussions.
Example: "The new algorithm is affecting the frequency and distribution of data packets in the network."
Alternatives: "influencing the rate and" or "modifying the occurrence and".
The factors affecting the frequency and force of heart muscle contraction are critical in determining the normal pumping performance of the heart and its response to changes in demand.
To identify the factors affecting the frequency and quality of taking a sexual history among GPs (general practitioners) working in primary health care units in Istanbul.
Small differences in age, sex, and physical features among study groups (Supplementary Table A) should not have influenced the results since neurophysiologic end points (e.g., attributes of NC) were corrected for applicable variables affecting the frequency and severity of DPNs (34, 36).
Furthermore, although our previous clinical study demonstrated that the MSC treatment-induced clinical improvement of chronic GVHD (cGVHD) was accompanied by upregulation of CD8+CD28− T cells, the mechanisms underlying MSCs affecting the frequency and function of CD8+CD28− Treg cells are still poorly understood.
IL-10-producing Breg cells have been found to be able to modulate autoimmune disease by affecting the frequency and equilibrium of both Treg cells and Th17 cells 22. Chimeric mice specifically lacking IL-10-producing B cells developed augmented arthritis, which was accompanied by a decrease of Treg cells and an increase of Th1 and Th17 cells 22.
Systems devised by IBM, a technology firm, watch how big local events, proximity to payday and the weather affect the frequency and location of lawbreaking.
It is found that the Oersted field and non-uniform current distribution affect the frequency and precession mode both qualitatively and quantitatively.
The operating conditions of the spindle, such as bearing preload, spindle speeds, cutting conditions and work material properties affect the frequency and amplitude of vibrations during machining.
