The phrase "affect the appetite of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how something influences or changes someone's desire to eat or their hunger levels.
Example: "The aroma of freshly baked bread can significantly affect the appetite of those nearby."
Alternatives: "influence the desire for food" or "impact hunger levels".
There are also a variety of macroeconomic effects — like the Fed raising short-term interest rates — that may affect the appetite for an IPO like Blue Apron.
Nevertheless, severity of disease affected the appetite of the pigs, so that individual differences in feed consumption occurred during the trial.
The severe pain, nausea and other symptoms may adversely affect the appetite resulting in insufficient nutrition and lower BMI.
Estradiol, which is the major component of the estrogen hormone groups, decreases hunger by affecting the appetite center of the brain (which is located in the hypothalamus) directly.
The impairment of the hypothalamic signaling pathway due to mutations (Leptin receptor and MC4R) by affecting the appetite or inflammation leads to the development of obesity and NAFLD.
Altered cognitive functions can independently affect the control of appetite [ 11].
The fermentation of dietary fibres in the large intestine may alter the growth of specific gut bacteria, affect the production and composition of short-chain fatty acids and thereby affect the secretion of appetite-regulating peptides [ 60].
The additive didn't seem to affect the cows' appetite, nor did it affect either the production or the composition of the cows' milk.
Furthermore, gut bacteria can also affect the central control of appetite by producing neuroactive metabolites, including serotonin and γ-aminobutyric acid, because these neurotransmitters are involved in the normal regulation of energy balance.
In this context, it would be interesting to see if socio-cultural and multi-ethnic differences in these patients would affect the usability of this self-reported appetite rating.
