The phrase "affect letter" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what is intended by "affect letter," as it lacks context and proper usage.
Example: "The affect letter was meant to convey the emotional tone of the message, but it was confusing."
Alternatives: "impact letter" or "influence letter".
This is unlikely to affect letters, but results in an unknown amount of free text relating to clinical consultations being withheld, again affecting estimates of the amount information available.
But some of the most affecting letters are those of non-celebrities writing about their lives with an expressiveness and a close attention that lend their experiences a kind of grandness.
What should be remembered as well is that Laclos's characters, especially Merteuil, may be writers but they are also actors in their own drama: they inhabit roles, they are drawn to game-playing and disguise, and their most affecting letters are more like dramatic monologues, anguished expressions of interiority.
Changes in internal FDA enforcement procedures may also affect regulatory letters.
In 1977 The Condition of Muzak was awarded the Guardian Fiction prize, and Mother London, an intricate and affecting love letter to the city, was shortlisted for the 1988 Whitbread award.
If this kind of delay has affected a letter as fine and stimulating as yours, and one which gave me enormous pleasure at the spirit with which you approached me, you can imagine how slowly my fictional output has been going this summer, you who know how much labor, dissatisfaction, irritability, uncertainty this work costs… However — and this is the point — it is worth it.
The orientation – color interaction (F = 7.27, p = 0.007) was significant, showing that the orientation affected the letter detection probability for items sharing the target color only, suggesting the existence of grouping phenomena.
Again, N2 was affected by letter targetness but also by interaction with hemisphere (F[1,12] = 6.22; p < 0.02), being much larger to targets than to non-targets in the left hemisphere (target = -1.421; non-target = -0.895 μV), as clearly visible in Fig. 9 and shown by post-hoc comparisons.
These changes, which may affect just one letter of the genetic alphabet, are referred to as single nucleotide polymorphisms, or SNPs.
Speaking in parliament, Lord Stevenson of Balmacara said that when similar practices were undertaken by the payday lender Wonga the firm agreed to make "redress to those affected by letters of this type with significant amounts of money".
