The phrase "affect realized" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing emotional or psychological impact, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The affect realized in the participants was evident during the study."
Alternatives: "emotional impact" or "emotional effect".
In a repeated-interaction public goods economy, incomplete information and dynamic behavior may affect the realized outcomes of mechanisms known to be efficient in a complete information one-shot game.
We have also explained how the parameters of the model will affect the realized behavior, and discussed the comparison with existing well studied models as well as the research direction motivated by the work.
This result complements our understanding of the division of resources among coexisting species by showing that social information use in the form of avoiding the resource use of others, both within and between species, may affect the realized niches of coexisting species.
Pay attention to condition and other factors that may affect the realized price on the item.
If this trend continues, it could affect the benefits realized by fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions standards.
The boats have a far greater influence on gannets than scientists realized, affecting their foraging decisions over a 22-kilometer area the first time that researchers have estimated how much a single fishing vessel affects other marine predators.
This small, oddly affecting story is realized perfectly.
In addition, we observe how these properties are affected by confinement realized by flat, impenetrable walls in one dimension.
The primary objective of this prospective, quasiexperimental study was to encourage children to choose more healthful beverages during the school day without adversely affecting the profits realized from vending sales.
