The phrase "a strong affect" is not correct in standard English usage.
The term "affect" is typically used as a verb meaning to influence, while the noun form is "effect."
Example: "The new policy had a strong effect on employee morale."
Alternatives: "a strong impact" or "a significant influence."
The nature of the walking surface itself also has a strong affect on an appropriate gait.
The results show that the solvent quality has a strong affect on the α- to β-conformational change.
"One thing that has a strong affect on the one-year is that '08 was so devastating for both financials and energy companies," says Ehrbar.
Note that the dedifferentiation parameter γ has a strong affect on the tumor's response to treatment; in particular, a larger value of γ corresponds to a poorer response to treatment.
The second residue has a strong affect on the frequency of acetylation, and in eukaryotes, acidic residues (D, E) stimulate acetylation, while P and basic residues (K and R) inhibit acetylation [59].
An injury need not be a serious one in order to have a strong affect on a predator's fitness.
He wants an instrumental music with intelligent, hustling chromatic lines as well as a strong, affecting vocal music (Luciana Souza sings wordlessly on "Transfiguration") that goes beyond simple song forms.
Similarly, in this work, we have found that loss of fra most strongly affected migration, while loss of netrins had a stronger affect on MET.
Contrastingly, those with inverted replication origin are negative, indicating that replication process has a stronger affect on A and T content than transcription.
One prediction was that polymorphisms at "obligate" splice site consensus bases could have a stronger affect on intron retention by causing splicing and non-splicing alleles and a more definitive change in splicing efficiency.
These findings show that deaminations during replication and other mutations contribute more than selection on amino acid sequences to strand compositions of G and C, and that the replication process has a stronger affect on A and T content than does transcription.
