The phrase "adequate to affect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is sufficient or capable of producing a desired effect or influence.
Example: "The evidence presented was adequate to affect the jury's decision in the trial."
Alternatives: "sufficient to influence" or "capable of impacting".
This is consistent with the notion that supermarkets alone may not be adequate to affect obesity in the most resource-constrained populations (35).
This differential response of HUVECs to SMYGT may be related to the partial inhibition of FAK by SMYGT, which is adequate to affect cell adhesion but not sufficient to affect cell survival, proliferation, and motility.
Similarly, RSV reduced acute oxidative damage; however, it did not extend the normal life span of C. elegans indicating that antioxidant properties of this compound were probably not adequate to affect ageing [ 48].
One study, in which patients who received adjuvant chemotherapy were prescribed vitamin D3 at 400 IU for 1 year found that fewer than 15% of such patients achieved sufficient 25-OHD levels, indicating that the currently recommended doses of vitamin D are not adequate to positively affect bone health or to improve survival.
The delivered contact force is unknown relative to manual catheters in which it had been shown to affect adequate lesion formation.
Lack of adequate laboratory space was described to affect confidentiality for provider initiated HIV testing and counselling (PITC).
The lack of significance in the present result indicates that the dietary fat treatment supplied adequate propionate to the rumen to affect plasma glucose concentration.
Thus, adequate diet during these periods is thought to affect brain development and cognitive function.
Adjusted hazard ratios for serum selenium-induced all-cause mortality among US adults have demonstrated that whereas additional selenium intake may benefit people with low plasma selenium concentrations, those with adequate to high concentrations might be affected adversely and should not be supplemented [ 1, 52].
She said that confusion over ballot formats and the "mere possibility" that the outcome would be affected were not adequate to justify manual recounts, or more time.
More women depend on domestic activities and an informal economy, and displacement, loss of household resources, and lack of adequate support affect them more than men.
