The phrase "activities affect not only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact of activities on multiple aspects or entities, emphasizing that the effects are not limited to one area.
Example: "The activities affect not only the environment but also the local economy and community health."
Alternatives: "activities influence not just" or "activities impact not only".
Thus these two HF activities affected not only knee flexion but also hip and ankle motion [ 19].
She adds that physical activity affects not only their physical development but also helps with cognitive and volitional progress.
- The fine balance between amino acid availability and autophagic activity affects not only cell death susceptibility but also influences longevity., Cells die in the context of their environment.
These geological activities and events will affect not only current rock mechanical properties, but also current boundary conditions in terms of in situ stresses and pore pressure.
Therefore, in the future, it will be interesting to observe whether the removal of these potential selection pressures will affect not only physical activity levels, but also the regulation of physical activity in Homo sapiens.
It is important to note that in this case the blockade of the ligand (i.e., PlGF) may affect not only VEGFR1 activity, but also NRP1 and NRP2 [1].
Thus, it seems that the capability to localise at mitochondria can affect not only the activity of p53 as an inducer of transcription-independent apoptosis, but also as a cofactor of mtDNA repair, therefore influencing mtDNA stability and eventually mitochondrial efficiency.
To address this question, we postulated that disease-causing SHP2 mutations affect not only SHP2 phosphatase activity but also its molecular switching mechanism, and thus, detailed comparative analysis of the structure and function of wild-type and mutant SHP2 enzymes will yield insight into the biochemical basis that underlies the pathological processes potentiated by the mutant enzymes.
These interactive partners might affect not only binding of the transport cargo, but also motor activity of dynein.
These nutrient deficiencies can affect not only plants but also soil microbes including rhizobia populations (O'Hara 2001) and its activities such as N2 fixation (Giller 2001).
