The phrase "affects observed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact or influence of certain factors on outcomes or behaviors, often in research or analytical writing.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze the affects observed in participants after the intervention."
Alternatives: "effects noted" or "impacts recorded".
Table 3 shows the measurements of skewness and kurtosis for each of the behaviors and affects observed.
Table 4 shows the measurements of skewness and kurtosis for each of the behaviors and affects observed in study 3. Applying the rule of thumb that the ratio of skewness and kurtosis to the corresponding standard error should be within ±2.58, only four of the ten distributions had suitably low kurtosis, but all distributions were skewed beyond normality.
Predictor (5) data pruning: We predict that if data pruning systematically affects observed index values, then the distribution of neutrality indices would be correlated with the amount of original genetic variability deleted during the pruning process.
To establish whether the presence of multiple dyes affects observed parameters, control experiments compared emission during single-dye loading with dual-dye data in the same heart (n = 3 for each loading sequence).
The strap extension in TRAP1 appears to continue and expand upon the kinetic regulatory affects observed previously for the first eight residues in yHsp90, which makes contacts on the trans-protomer in the closed state (Ali et al., 2006; Lavery et al., 2014).
These results indicate that the predominant effect of blocking autophagy in all cell types in the MBH, as would be expected from use of this experimental approach, is increased adiposity occurring possibly from the masking of the beneficial affects observed from the singular targeting of autophagy in AgRP neurons [ 36].
As in study 2, we compared the behavior and affect observed in the first half hour of class against the second half hour (See Fig. 7).
As discussed above, these particles are likely either iron sulfates or oxides, or S8, all of which can affect observed reaction rates in various ways.
We assessed how fish speed and survey procedure (visibility, diver speed, survey time and dimensions) affect observed fish counts.
In addition, this could affect observed secular trends.
There are abundant feedback mechanisms from mechanics to electrical activity, whose elimination can affect observed results.
