The phrase "affect the conception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how certain factors influence ideas, plans, or the formation of concepts.
Example: "Various environmental factors can significantly affect the conception of new theories in scientific research."
Alternatives: "influence the formation" or "impact the development".
Parikh shows how these processes affect the conceptions of their sexual selves.
Whilst fully structured diagnostic interviews assessing DSM-5 diagnostic criteria in epidemiological surveys are yet to be developed and validated, it appears some changes introduced in DSM-5 are unlikely to affect the conceptions or prevalence of SAD in any meaningful way.
Indeed, the new contradictions not only affected the conception of set and logical concepts, they also came to include the notion of definability and its relation with a fundamental issue: the structure of the mathematical continuum and in particular whether the continuum can be well-ordered and whether Cantor's Continuum Hypothesis (CH) holds.
I think he not only provided the visual style of "Citizen Kane" but was responsible for affecting the conception, and even for introducing a few elements that are not in the script.
This has been suggested to adversely affect the chances of conception.
Dystocia and genital post partum problems can also affect the calving to conception interval.
12 Two previous small case series 13 14 with limited numbers of patients reported that cervical treatment did not adversely affect the time to conception.
This adds weight to the argument that factors such as mistiming of intercourse, increasing age of women who are trying to conceive and a lack of knowledge of the menstrual cycle and cycle length are more likely than increased levels of stress, to affect the chances of conception in any given cycle (Robinson and Ellis, 2007; Zinaman et al., 2012).
He thus greatly affected the Renaissance conception of the configuration of the Earth and so played an important, if indirect, role in the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus, who cited Strabo among his principal authorities.
In fact, the socioeconomic circumstances may affect the different stages of conception.
