The phrase "affect the thousands of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of something on a large number of people or entities.
Example: "The new policy is expected to affect the thousands of workers in the manufacturing sector."
Alternatives: "impact the many" or "influence the numerous".
The curve geometry does not significantly affect the 85th percentile speed of car and SUV from PT onwards.
There was one example of an insertion and one of a deletion that did affect the 10th and 11th position of the target site, which would almost certainly result in a loss of miRNA binding.
However, a clinical diagnosis based on the rapid onset of pain, erythema and swelling affecting the 1st MTPJ in the context of hyperuricaemia is supported by the European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR) recommendations for the diagnosis of gout [ 25].
The first acute attack affects the 1st MTPJ in 56-78% of the patients with 90% having acute gout of the great toe at some point in their disease course [ 2] yet chronic foot problems are also common in people with gout.
These regulations mostly affected the 1st graders and their teachers.
Of interest, Wendling et al observed a narrow developmental time window between 7 10 somite stage (around E 8.25) in which absence of RA only could affect the formation of 3rd and 4th PA structure in mice [14].
This results in interruption of five hydrogen bonds in Wdr36 structure, and might affect the stability of the 6th blade of domain 2 (Fig. 6B).
It is also found from the validated finite element simulation that the Cu-film wedge angle, length, and thickness significantly affect the maximum 1st principal stress of AlN during thermal cyclic loading, and the predicted failure mode and location based on the maximum 1st principal stress is consistent with experimental observation.
The rheological parameters obtained through dynamic back analyses were used to evaluate the propagation phase and the deposition areas of new potential landslides, that could affect the same area of the 25th March 2015 event.
Moreover, the previous heat treatments of the samples (1st and 2nd handling) did not initially affect the firmness of apricots but reduced the firmness of pears and peaches.
