The phrase "impact on determining" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English.
A more correct and commonly used phrase would be "impact on the determination" or "impact on determining (something)." It is typically used to describe the effect or influence that something has on the process of making a decision or coming to a conclusion. Example: "The new policy will have a significant impact on determining which students are eligible for financial aid."
The outcome of that process would have an impact on determining the law's constitutionality, he said.
"In the past, the Foundation has had little impact on determining Dii's objectives, our strategy or our activities," said Schmidtke.
The small sample effects include: (i) training bias, i.e. learning sample size influence on generalization error of the base experts or of the fusion rule, (ii) optimistic biased outputs of the experts (self-boasting effect) and (iii) sample size impact on determining optimal complexity of the fusion rule.
"Controlling the redistricting process in these states would have the greatest impact on determining how both state legislative and congressional district boundaries would be drawn.
During the first minutes of the experiment, slight changes in radioactivity have a significant impact on determining high-density areas, e.g. the entrance of a forager or a load transfer by trophallaxis might greatly affect the position of the high-density zone and/or centre of gravity.
It is early in life that social inequalities have their greatest impact on determining persistent behaviours and health status.
LEC2 exerts significant impacts on determining embryogenic potential and various metabolic processes through a complicated genetic regulatory network.
This also supports the importance of epigenetic regulation and the greater impact it has on determining specificity for each tissue and cell type during development.
We compared the impact of four AKI definitions on determining AKI-0.
The high sequence similarity found between other archaeal and eukaryal ribosomal proteins suggests that the impact on positions determined to be universally conserved is minimally impacted by omission of the eukaryotes.
The use of different definitions might have an impact on the determined prevalence and confuses the interpretation of epidemiological studies.
