The phrase "affect back" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The changes in policy may affect back the previous decisions made by the committee."
Alternatives: "impact previously" or "influence earlier".
Bloomberg's debate fantasy follows by a few weeks another righteous initiative that went nowhere: his call for a national dialogue on guns and violence, prompted by the Batman movie massacre in Aurora, Col. What a contrast all this bluster is to Mayor Mike's hands-off stance on related issues that he can actually affect back in New York City.
This region was also reported by Quintanilla et al. (2003) to affect back fat androstenone [ 32].
In addition decreased pain perception or increased pain tolerance (stoicism) can affect back pain prevalence rates.
Type of surgery may affect back pain, resulting in a positive ICC value.
It is unclear how far continuing unrest will harm the economy or affect back-channels with the Chinese government (Vietnam's urgent request that China agree to receive a top-ranking envoy in Beijing over the oil rig appears to have been rebuffed).
So our work shouldn't affect backing for field or conservation work in any way.
This deeply affecting back story also helps explain what drove Cave to accept the reckless wager.
At one stage, 29% of global aviation and 1.2m passengers a day were affected Back in the UK the transport secretary, Andrew Adonis, has denied that the government decided to reopen the skies to air travel under pressure from airlines.
It's all done with an episode-long smirk, the very smirk I affected back in junior high when using what I thought would be an attention-getting word.
Chairman of the Independent Riots Panel, Darra Singh, said: "Our job as a panel is to reflect the views of people, of communities, victims and those affected, back to the prime minister, the deputy prime minister and the official opposition".
Single-QTL detection analyses identified a chromosome-wide significant QTL affecting loin weight with the French design and a suggestive QTL affecting back fat thickness.
