The phrase "affecting the methodology of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain factors or changes influence the methods or approaches used in a particular field or study.
Example: "The recent findings are significantly affecting the methodology of our research project, prompting us to reconsider our data collection techniques."
Alternatives: "influencing the methods of" or "impacting the approach to".
The objective is to determine the influence of different test parameters on the superficial exchanges that affect the methodology of the vapour diffusivity determination.
Whereas the issues treated in section 3.1 affect the methodology of science, a different set of issues has emerged in connection to the nominalism-platonism debate in philosophy of mathematics.
Overall, the study indicates that the precision of FECRT is affected by the methodology of FEC, and that the level of egg excretion should be considered in the final interpretation of the FECRT.
This assumption could be easily changed to other possible probabilities of a molecule being dysfunctional, without affecting the proposed methodology.
Basically, the features of MCE have to be reflected onto the methodology, not to miss the factors affecting the usability of the mobile application.
First, the methodology of prevalence studies can affect results.
Parameters that affect the efficiency of the methodology such as extracting and dispersing solvents, sample volume, ion strength, cavitation time and centrifugation time were investigated using a fractionated factorial 26 1 (R = V) screening design.
The first concerns the methodology of model reduction and involves approximation of one model by another one of lower dimension without affecting dynamics of experimentally measured species.
That's not just because the methodology of polling is itself flawed (more on that below), it's also because the analysis is affected by the humans conducting it.
"This proposal does not affect the substance or methodology of risk assessments, and it does not weaken any health standard," said Leon R. Sequeira, the assistant secretary of labor for policy.
