The phrase "affect with" is not used in standard written English.
If you are trying to express the idea of "having an effect on," you can use "affect" or "affecting" instead. For example: "Her positive attitude affected the whole team." You could also say: "Her positive attitude had an effect on the whole team."
We conclude that optimism, if disentangled from attribution, may have an effect on affect, with pessimism showing potential affective benefits.
This suggests that our task did not eliminate affective responses and somewhat negatively affected overall subjective affect with a boring task, while overall arousal was not significantly affected.
"Their words are stripped of the affect with which we normally address each other".
Cronenberg handles his material with the same ironic, observant affect with which the Arosteguys interpret the modern world.
The trick is to make the audience pick the one that doesn't, a result Mr. Salem says he can affect with any number of verbal and physical tricks.
And though Warhol dealt in images, his voice on the page — flat, lacking in affect, with a 4/4 rhythm of unadorned declarative sentences — is instantly recognizable.
Yet from that came a surfeit of specificity: his precise grooming, his distant manner, his slightly nervous yet menacing grin, his flat affect, with a voice that the actor once described as "coming out the back end of a drainpipe".
It is, after all, a persuasive recent factor in these contests: the first day, first morning, first ball has often seemed – at least with the burnish of hindsight – to affect with disproportionate venom what is likely to follow.
Despite his size, and his lyrics ("They ain't bulletproof / Fuck them boys / We put holes in they badges"), Gravy has a gentle, almost vulnerable, affect, with an impish smile and glassy, deep-set eyes that undermine any attempts at a scowl.
But Mr. Magaro inflects the character's sullen affect with hints of ruminative depths, and his performance retains a quiet integrity even when the plot turns predictably (albeit briefly) into sentimentality when Zack reveals he has a bit of a crush on Sherry.
Regression analysis revealed a complimentary affect with knee bracing, especially in severe grade 4 disease (odds ratio 5.5 [1.14–27.0], P < 0.05).
