The phrase "affect any aspect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the influence or impact of one thing on various elements or components of another.
Example: "The new policy may affect any aspect of our operations, from employee morale to productivity levels."
Alternatives: "influence any part of" or "impact any element of".
The marked (81%, range 39 98%) REM-sleep suppression induced by clomipramine did not substantially affect any aspects of dream recall (report length, complexity, bizarreness, pleasantness and self-perception of dream or thought-like mentation).
Locomotor activity was reduced by feeding flies Metformin, a drug that inhibits oxidative phosphorylation, however Metformin did not affect any aspects of sleep.
To assess whether mutations in the AtCRT3 gene affect any aspects of plant growth we screened T-DNA lines for homozygous inserts in the gene (SALK_051336).
However other research, including prospective studies, have not found that GSH affects any aspect of cognition for the offspring [ 17, 32, 33].
The differences in the effect of ilp-RNAi relative to the two control strains caution that background genetic effects may confound interpretations on how ilp reduction affects aging because overall survival should be sensitive to deleterious effects of mutation at potentially thousands of genes affecting any aspect of viability (Tatar, 1999).
To explore if Cx43 expression in HBL100 cells affects any aspects of diapedesis, cells were engineered to express functional Cx43, non-functional GFP-Cx43 or the empty retroviral vector as a control.
SCN5A expression was not increased by dexamethasone, and the inhibitor did not significantly affect any other aspect of the AP, together supporting this specific mechanistic explanation.
Patients' gender did not affect any of the aspects (data not shown).
These consequences can be wide-ranging and affect all aspects of life.
