'impact of the setting' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to how the environment a story is set in affects the plot, characters, and events of the story. For example, "The impact of the setting in the novel is key to understanding the themes of the story."
At both loads the impact of the setting angle of the diffuser blades on the flow through the impeller is actually limited to the pressure side of its blades, near their trailing edge.
But it's important not to underestimate the impact of the setting: the cavernous, derelict Gainsborough movie studios in Islington, a mightily resonant backdrop for works dealing with the fragility of empire, smashingly exploited by Mr. Kent and his designer, Paul Brown.
We mainly focus on the impact of the setting (i.e. sequential testing, testing with publication of selected results, and independent vs. coordinated test choice) on the performance of human subjects, and on the consequences for the reliability of published research.
We were also interested in assessing the presence of cognitive and affective disorders in these groups, and in evaluating the impact of the setting of care (day care or nursing home care) on the cognitive and affective performance of patients.
While RCTs test the effect of intervention(s) on predetermined outcomes, process evaluations provide insight into the execution of investigation, the delivery and receipt of the intervention and the impact of the setting in which the intervention was delivered.
Exploring the impact of reducing the set of characteristics from 13 to five may be instructive.
City officials counter that without these advertisements, the city could not begin to maintain its historic monuments, many of which show the ravages of centuries of wear, exacerbated by the impact of the watery setting.
The Punch machine reacts to the physical impact of the user setting in motion an overhead visual experience.
To the fullest extent possible, evaluation a priori of the potential impact of the collection setting on the biomonitoring concentrations (especially of chemicals that may be present in commonly used products).
This paper investigates the impact of the set of university rules governing the creation of spinoffs, on institutional capability to generate new ventures.
The pooled-sample estimation assumes the same impact of the set of covariates on adopters and non-adopters (Kassie et al. 2007, 2009).
