The phrase "affect the route of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something influences or changes a particular path or direction, whether literal or metaphorical.
Example: "The weather conditions can significantly affect the route of our journey, forcing us to take detours."
Alternatives: "influence the path of" or "change the course of".
Appropriate physicochemical properties are important parameters for compounds to become drugs; they affect the route of administration, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, formulation and chemical stability of the drug substance.
The low frequency of simultaneous MaHV1 detection in oropharyngeal and urogenital swab samples suggests a variable shedding pattern among individuals, which was not unexpected given the fact that the virus can sequester itself in the ganglia of the trigeminal nerve, sacral nerve (36, 37 ), or both, which would probably affect the route of virus excretion.
However, limited driving range, insufficient charging infrastructure, potentially long charging time and high monetary cost affect the route choices of BEV drivers.
Such knowledge would probably affect the preferred route of drug administration.
The metabolism of METH to AMP was not affected by the route of administration, and the molar ratio AMP to METH AUC values were the same (IV = 0.57; IM = 0.41).
FERC considers whether the applicant has made efforts to eliminate or minimize any adverse effects the project might have on existing pipelines in the market and their captive customers, and landowners and communities affected by the route of the new pipeline.
The organ tropism of Ck/B/99 was more profoundly affected by the route of inoculation than that of the swine virus.
The titers and distribution of the AIV varied extremely between individual pigs and were strongly affected by the route of inoculation.
We show that the ability to generate Listeria-specific CD8 T cells with cytotoxic capacity is affected by the route of infection.
Surprisingly, we found that the permeability increase of the vascular endothelium was not at all affected by the route of emigration, despite evidence of greater barrier disruption in the Mac-1-/ mice emigrating transcellularly.
