The phrase "affect independently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe how something influences or changes another thing without being influenced by external factors.
Example: "The variables in this experiment affect independently, leading to distinct outcomes for each condition."
Alternatives: "influence separately" or "impact autonomously".
Under the 'INDEP' (independent) model, a SNP affects independently gene expression and DNA methylation (passive role of methylation).
This is based on the fact that affected parameters such as seminal volume and seminal pH may be affected independently from the testis.
Hence, a question arises as to whether entrepreneurial intensions are affected independently by overconfidence or whether overconfidence operates as a moderator of these entrepreneurial intentions.
Only 47 genes, 31 upregulated and 16 downregulated, were consistently affected independently on the time of EBNA-1 expression.
Interestingly, the K114E mutant affected only replications (cRNA and vRNA) but not transcription (mRNA), suggesting that replication and transcription were affected independently of one another under conditions of thermal stress.
In males, orchidectomy resulted in similar variations in mineral density, bone volume and trabecular number in wild type and mutant mice (Table 1), indicating suggesting that bone was equally affected, independently of the genotype.
"Nrf2-mediated oxidative stress" seems to be affected independently of TTP dose and time point but ranked first after 24 h.
The different regional responses suggest that the two developmental processes of ductal outgrowth and branching morphogenesis are affected independently by exposure to the environmental chemicals.
4. We did not include bone strength analyses in our primary HTS because biomechanical testing has high variability and we thought the possibility that bone strength would be affected independently of bone mass and architecture was low.
The different responses observed in the present study suggest that the two developmental processes of ductal outgrowth and branching morphogenesis are affected independently by exposure to environmental chemicals at critical periods of UGS development.
