The phrase "any factor that affected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing elements or influences that have had an impact on a situation or outcome.
Example: "In our analysis, we must consider any factor that affected the results of the experiment."
Alternatives: "any element that influenced" or "any variable that impacted".
Hence, any factor that affects soil microbial biomass, activity and populations would necessarily affect soil quality and sustainability.
Although cytosolic Ca2+ can be influenced by any factor that affects Ca2+ entry to or exit from the cytosol, in the DT40 system, large magnitude O/N stress-induced Ca2+ transients require the expression of TRPM2 as well as PARP-dependent formation of free cytosolic mADPR (Figure 3A, left panel and (30)).
However, the probability of parallel evolution can be influenced by any factor that affects the amount of genetic variation available to selection [ 46], such as mutation rate.
Thus, any factor that affects the effective population size (Ne) of the host will modify the equilibrium between drift and selection.
According to our dynamic model, any factor that affects testosterone levels with age may play an etiological role in the development of PCa.
Intrinsic activity influences the overall activity, but is only one of the determinants; the others being any factor that affects the quantity, biological availability and functionality of SOD1.
Acute HA in UCD can be precipitated by any factor that affects metabolic balance, such as: dietary indiscretion, enhanced protein catabolism due to dietary over-restriction, or infection.
That is, any factor that affects diagnostic intensity and particularly PSA testing will inevitably affect observed prostate cancer incidence, making it difficult to distinguish between factors that influence disease development and those that influence disease detection.
In the present case, the institutional context is taken into account by controlling for any factors that affect STW but do not vary over time through the use of country fixed effects as well as by including a time-varying indicator of the stringency of employment protection.
