The phrase "affect training" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misuse of the word "affect," which is typically a verb, while "effect" is the noun that might be intended in this context.
Example: "The new policies will affect training procedures across the organization."
Alternatives: "impact training" or "influence training."
Translation accuracy, unfamiliar abbreviations and subtleties of language are all known to possibly affect training success [10].
Our results do not support the prediction that minimum wages positively affect training in less competitive sectors (here services).
Issues exist that affect training quality.
Although there are some quite effective pharmacological interventions for MS, most of the proven effective drugs have some side effects that may affect training efficiency [ 12].
In a follow-up study, Kerksick et al. (2009) examined whether co-ingestion of d-pinitol with CM would affect training adaptations, body composition, and/or whole-body creatine retention in resistance-trained males.
But he and two of the other co-authors acknowledged Friday that one aspect of their call to arms was flawed, namely, that the community was close to agreeing on how to deal with the complex problems that affect training and funding.
Although learning motivation does not seem to directly affect the intention to remain within the learned occupation, it nevertheless affects training satisfaction positively.
When facing points that need improvement, it is important to identify the real cause of the problem that is affecting training quality.
Learn about horse personalities and burnout to understand what affects training speed.
RMT is still in dispute with South West Trains and industrial action could affect train services during the Olympics, although Hendy said there would be very little impact.
A fallen tree at Lambrigg, Cumbria, at 6.30am brought down the overhead power line on the west coast main line, and continued to affect train services.
