The phrase "affected at the same" is not correct in English and seems incomplete.
It may be intended to convey that something is impacted simultaneously with something else, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The two systems were affected at the same time by the outage."
Alternatives: "impacted simultaneously" or "influenced at the same time."
Rural and suburban communities were and continue to be affected at the same rate as urban areas.
Water absorption and abrasion resistance were also marginally affected at the same substitution level of crumb rubber in concrete.
In the eight and a half years that they've been in business, they'd never witnessed "so many affected at the same time," Sussman said.
The sense of taste is often affected at the same time, as the neural pathways of smell and taste commingle in the brain.
The early motor symptoms seen in HD are the result of damage to the striatum that impacts the indirect pathway (although both pathways are affected at the same time in juvenile HD).
The feedback hypothesis implies that energy consumption and economic growth are jointly determined and affected at the same time.
Lighthearted and affecting at the same time.
A solution is proposed by introducing a new post-filter stage in a Decoupled Double Synchronous Reference Frame not affecting, at the same time, the complexity of implementation, the detection time and damping of the conventional DDSRF solution.
Thus, a size reduction effect has been found using PVA in the external water phase, affecting at the same time the surface porosity, mainly in microsized particles [ 94].
In fact, because of the interconnected structure of the network, a robust therapy was obtained by drug (i.e. parameter) combinations affecting at the same time processes with the same effect but dislocated in different points of the network.
That said, other research has shown that not all of these different measures are affected at exactly the same levels of alcohol consumption, meaning it's very difficult to determine what is a 'safe' level of alcohol use for the skills needed for driving.
