The phrase "affects the relations between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one factor influences the connections or interactions among different entities or groups.
Example: "The new policy affects the relations between management and employees, leading to improved communication."
Alternatives: "influences the relationships among" or "impacts the connections between".
However, the settings described in this paper are different in the sense that the video related knowledge had to come entirely from viewing the videos, and this could be a factor that affects the relation between engagement and performance.
The computational experiments performed indicate that the correlation between locational electricity prices is very relevant for power producers holding generating units in those locations, since it significantly affects the relation between expected profit and risk.
Tables 3 ▶ and 4 ▶ also illustrate how the distinction between conjugate and normal subgroups made in Fig. 2 ▶ affects the relation between the conventional bases.
In metrological terminology, an interference is an influence quantity, defined as a "quantity that, in a direct measurement, does not affect the quantity that is actually measured, but affects the relation between the indication and the measurement" (7).
However, the current analysis demonstrates that including the costs for the screening and treatment of CRC over multiple screening rounds affects the relation between one and two-sample FIT.
Since the experimental factor Correctness can not affect the relations between the noun and the acoustic adjective, this factor was dropped from the ANOVA on mean ERP amplitudes between 500 and 600 ms. No effect of Matching, F 1,31) = 1.2, p>.05, or interaction of Matching with Electrode, F 26,806)<1, was obtained.
Excess adipose tissue may affect levels of androgens and estrogens through several pathways: it may provide a reservoir for lipid-soluble steroids; 13, 38 and it may affect the relations between hormones and sex-hormone binding globulin.
These differences may also affect the relation between TEDDICS, a construct closely related to ICT use and integration, and CSE, a construct determining the use and integration of ICT.
The pathophysiology of the arterial hypertension is highly complex, with a number of related factors, including changes in a number of systems, even affecting the relation between the thickness of the arterial wall and its lumen.
