The phrase "affect causes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to discuss the causes of an effect, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The study aimed to identify the affect causes of the observed behavioral changes in the subjects."
Alternatives: "causal factors" or "influencing factors".
This practice has led me to feel there is a very certain affect caused by the chain of order, what butts up against what.
First, they affect (cause variation in) the variable whose effect we want to know about; in our case the peer measure.
High approach-motivated positive affects cause a narrowing of attention, whereas low approach-motivated positive affects causes a broadening of attention.
FT7: This sport class is designated to hemiplegic players, meaning that only one side of their body is affected, causing the players to walk and run with a limp.
European Union Web sites noted that American consular services could also be affected, causing difficulties for citizens of five European countries still subject to United States visa requirements.
Data collected included incident type, site affected, causing agent, severity, player position, field zone, referee decision and time of the match when the incident took place.
Although sanctions won't target food and medicine directly, Iran will be cut from the international financial system, so imports for many items will be affected, causing delays in delivery.
He said: "We know that FGM can have a catastrophic effect on the lives of those affected, causing life-long physical and psychological damage.
The most significant impact to position errors in the mobile channel includes affects caused by GDOP and errors caused by delay during ranging and position updates.
The oil curse is a concept that economists, political scientists and sociologists use to explain the deleterious economic affects caused by overreliance on revenue from a single natural resource.
