The phrase "affects charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how something influences or alters a charge, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The temperature of the environment significantly affects charge distribution in the circuit."
Alternatives: "influences charge" or "modifies charge".
The key of our approach is freezing the trapping that affects Charge Collection Efficiency (CCE).
While it is generally accepted that donor domain size affects exciton dissociation efficiency and connectivity affects charge collection, identifying morphology trait(s) that correlate with fill factor and total efficiency have remained elusive.
From the first viewpoint, it is clarified that the packing structure between the donor and the acceptor strongly affects charge transfer states in which an electron transfers from the donor to the acceptor.
As protein glycosylation affects charge and size of proteins, CE — with its charge-to-mass separation mechanism — can be very useful for glycoprotein profiling.
This deficiency especially affects charges of atoms that are buried inside large molecules, for example, phosphorus and oxygen atoms that are located in the P O P or P O Mg bridges.
Dipole dipole interactions are very important for NCIs [46, 47], which may affect charge transfer, electron transition and excited state properties.
Minimizing the leakage current must also be achieved without adversely affecting charge transport, which plays a large role in gain and is also influenced by these parameters.
The higher inelastic deformation, associated with face-on orientations, disrupted the conjugation structure in the crystalline phase, and this could affect charge.
Importantly, the solid-state morphology has also been reported to affect the Voc, as it too can affect charge recombination in the active layer.
The significant variation left unexplained in our models could be due to our inability to capture all relevant factors that could affect charge setting for these tests, or to pure noise.
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