The phrase "affecting validity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how certain factors or conditions influence the validity of a study, argument, or claim.
Example: "The presence of bias in the data collection process is a significant factor affecting validity."
Alternatives: "impacting validity" or "influencing validity".
For example, the Chemical Markup Language (CML) [56] is for all practical purposes a superset of all possible chemical formats, since additional tags can be introduced by any writer without affecting validity, which passes the interpretation problem down the line: there is no guarantee that other software will understand the choice of properties, meaning that interoperability is very low.
The other factor affecting validity of the computed effect sizes is the high span of interactivity of the software used in the primary studies and their exploratory nature, ranging from linear equation exploration supported by an interactive balance scale (Suh & Moyer-Packenham, 2007) to investigation of rate of change supported by the SimCalcMathWorlds program (Roschelle et al. 2010).
We did not aim to measure reaction times because (a) it is inappropriate to measure reaction times when accuracy is set to be well below ceiling, and (b) baseline reaction times will inevitably vary substantially across ages from 8 to 65 years, affecting validity of comparison of the size of the composite effect across age [15].
We first adjusted for all confounders of type A, B, and C, then we built models by deleting B and C types of characteristics, without affecting validity but increasing precision.
All studies have methodologic limitations that potentially affect validity.
L. 108 374 not to affect validity of remaining provisions, except that each of subcls.
To illustrate how pragmatic trial design elements or inserting explanatory trial elements in pragmatic trials affect validity, generalizability, precision, and operational feasibility.
Many contextual factors can affect validity inferences.
In this respect using variety of FMFs positively affect validity and accuracy of input spatial criteria.
Consequently, the use of phthalate weights in our HOMA analyses could affect validity of these findings.
Accordingly, it is unlikely that the lack of fasting glucose affected validity.
