The phrase "affect of the changes" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term would be "effect of the changes," which refers to the outcome or result of the changes.
Example: "The effect of the changes on employee morale was significant."
Alternatives: "impact of the changes" or "consequence of the changes."
The affect of the contract changes on the medical profession as a career also weighed on her mind: "My mum tells me that as a 13-year-old I announced that I wanted a secure job with a pension.
A third MTHFR polymorphism leading to an arginine to glutamine change (c.203G>A; p.R68Q) has been described but the affect of this change on enzymatic activity is unknown.
Now let us consider the affect of a change in the age at arrival on the wage: ?
Dumfries adventurer Jock Wishart is leading the challenge - a world first - to highlight the affect of climate change on ice around the polar regions.
The young people at the event were joined by others from around the world including those who had experienced the devastating affect of climate change themselves.
The difference between points C and D shows the net affect of climate change on pH.
Thus, in the future we need a further study to assess the affect of change over to ICD-10 by region, type of hospital and over time.
The age-specific life expectancy figures inherent in DALY calculations similarly rely on data of varying quality, and the same kinds of uncertainties affect estimates of the change in DALYs due to an intervention or policy change as well.
Using such studies it is possible to compare the affects of climate changes during the Pleistocene on evolutionary history to regions of similar latitude [ 9].
But it's been estimated that up to 300 million worldwide will be displaced by the affects of climate change before the year 2050, according to the Internal Displacement Monitoring Center.
