The phrase "affect the origin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how certain factors or changes influence the starting point or source of something.
Example: "The new environmental policies may affect the origin of the pollution in the river."
Alternatives: "influence the source" or "impact the beginning".
Duplication was often proposed to affect the origin of novel traits during evolution.
Such replacements appear to be more common than previously appreciated and can affect the origin and adaptation of organisms [ 24].
Nevertheless, it is clear there is sufficient genomic variation between individuals to affect the origin and progression of diseases, as well as drug response.
In this study we evaluated how both gains and losses affect the origin of phenotypic traits that resulted in pathogenicity in Ascomycetes.
(Participant 50) This study shows that, as has previously been documented, policy reform is largely a political process and that politics affect the origins, formulation and implementation of public policy [ 1].
Finally, we consulted historical records and maps to determine past land uses and transformations that may have affected the origin of the gully.
This is further evidence for a common genetic control of developmental variation of size and shape, although the data do not permit one to distinguish whether this control affects the origin of developmental noise or the developmental stability buffering against it.
These differences vary according to the downstream target gene affected, the origin of the tissue, as well as epigenetic regulation of some of these genes.
In our study we used a selection of recently published genomes of Ascomycetes to analyze how gene family gains, duplications and losses have affected the origin of pathogenic traits.
"Etymologicon" takes the reader on a circular stroll through the hidden connections of the English language, including some of the purported origins of words and how their creation affected the origins of still others.
Our results further show that stimulus parameters affecting the temporal dynamics during continuous viewing of rival images described in other studies, also affect the spatial origin of traveling waves during binocular rivalry.
