The phrase "affected against" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used, as it does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The community felt affected against the new policy."
Alternatives: "opposed to" or "affected by".
We also investigated the nature of intra-family vs inter-family variation by plotting wGRSfamily, affected against wGRSfamily, unaffected in 180 families where data were available for both affected and unaffected members.
As for housing benefit reform, 2.9 million women will be affected against 1.9 million men.
It is a question of securing the right balance between identifying who has been affected, against the need to report as swiftly as possible.
The admittedly slight social concerns are ballasted by a genuinely affecting against-the-odds love match between piano-playing Lucy Honeychurch and wide-eyed socialist George Emerson.
Thus, electromagnets do not constitute cross forces on rotor shaft that affects against each other.
These results indicate that ischemic preconditioning may have a protective affect against ASK1/14-3-3 dispinaltion-inducordspinjuriesd injuries.
This operation guarantees the lowest power losses, by considering low bias currents method that the currents affects against.
Blennins have been shown to be potentially useful- blennin A, for instance (a lactarane-type sesquiterpene) has been shown to be an anti-inflammatory, having a strong inhibitative affect against leukotriene C4 biosynthesis.
IFN-α stimulation of the HepG2 cell line had no protective affect against FASL-induced apoptosis.
Eleven of the men were participants of the Kisumu RCT examining male circumcision's protective affect against HIV and were tested for HIV and received HIV prevention counseling prior to getting circumcised and after circumcision every six months for two years.
It remains unclear which constituent(s) of coffee contributed to the protective affect against prostate cancer.
