The phrase "affect the place of" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts discussing changes in location or position, but it would require additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The new policy may affect the place of the meeting, moving it from the conference room to the outdoor patio."
Alternatives: "influence the location of" or "change the position of".
As the introduction of photography affected the role of painting, or as film altered the place of novels in the 20th century, new narrative forms are inevitably affecting the place and purpose of the novel.
Although it has been reported that vision and motion cues can be interchanged without affecting the place field representation of an environment (Quirk et al. 1990; Gothard et al. 1996), little attention has been placed on the role of sensory saliency and dominant modalities on information processing on this level.
Continuing evolution of resistance patterns worldwide will no doubt affect the relative placing of tigecycline and other antiinfectives (both old and new), and further evidence will need to be gathered to show whether overall benefits outweigh high acquisition costs (as with all novel antibacterials) relative to older agents.
"Others addressed the hard task of articulating and advocating for resolution of issues affecting the places where our people lived and worked".
And how does the media's representation of place affect the perception of that place both by outsiders and by its own residents?
There is need for further research on other factors that affect the choice of place of delivery, and their relationships with maternal mortality.
This observational study did not affect the choice of place of birth.
Both the variables significantly affect the choice of place for delivering babies.
This suggests that injection of either vehicle or MPEP did not affect the stability of place fields, which were already established in a familiar environment.
There is need for further research (both qualitative and quantitative) on other factors that affect the choice of place of delivery, and possible relationships between the research results and maternal mortality within the same community should be explored.
