"may partly influence" is a perfectly valid and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in any context to indicate that something has the potential or potential to affect or affect a situation or outcome to some degree. For example, "Antibiotics may partly influence the severity of the side effects from the medication."
Socioeconomic status of households also showed similarity within neighborhoods and this may partly influence the similarity of depths because deep tube wells are affordable only for well-off families.
Studies in both animals and humans have suggested that the cortex can grow larger as a result of life experiences, although genetic factors may partly influence its overall size.
Theoretically the QMVR for each marker should be constant in each experimental setting, but data indicates that specific instrumentation or reagents may partly influence allele size measurements for each marker [11].
Thirdly, not all HER2-positive luminal B patients received trastuzumab, which may partly influence applicability of our results to the HER2-positive cases who will have trastuzumab therapy.
Second, we do acknowledge that surveys of this nature which are carried out across many different countries are subject to varying measurement error, which may partly influence the results.
However, differences among the study populations, comorbidities, dietary habits, ethnicity-related PTH resistances, vitamin D metabolism, fibroblast growth factor-23 levels, education perceptions and compliance may partly influence this phenomenon.
However, ethnic and cultural factors may, at least partly, influence the associations between screen viewing time and obesity [ 53].
Second, the discrepancies between data from Asia and data from Europe and North America may, at least partly, influence the results.
This led us to hypothesize that PCTAIRE-1 phosphorylates cyclin Y and that this phosphorylation may at least partly influence their interaction and hence activity.
In the second robustness check, only childless adults are included in the control group based on the assumption that parents may be partly influenced by the reform as well: because when they no longer pay for their children's visits, they may change their own decisions concerning physician visits for which they make co-payments.
The rate of shrinkage of the brain as we age may be partly influenced by what we eat.
