The phrase "affected by a changing" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing the impact of change, but it needs to be followed by a noun to specify what is changing.
Example: "The ecosystem is affected by a changing climate."
Alternatives: "impacted by a shift" or "influenced by a transformation".
Her technical focus is on climate change impacts – how society will be affected by a changing climate.
Moreover, as Pope Francis acknowledges, the poor communities that the coal industry alludes to as needing coal to escape poverty will be--and already are--greatly affected by a changing climate and exacerbated poverty as a result of climate change impacts.
But there are indications that in the coming decades the whales will be affected by a changing planet.
These are attributes that are increasingly important for supporting those most negatively affected by a changing global climate.
This Knightsbridge neighbourhood restaurant was affected by a changing demographic: "At least 20% of the local housing is held as an investment and unoccupied," Harris notes.
In addition, the new comprehensive computer model will provide a tool for analyzing how different areas' vulnerability to malaria will be affected by a changing climate.
In order to first assess the general applicability of this method to investigate elemental particle coarsening kinetics we measured the replicability of standards and samples to determine both instrument error and experimental error that could be affected by a constantly changing particle population.
It can be seen from Figure 7(a) that the shape of a part of one curve is affected by changing a single shape parameter.
The effective ionization coefficient is a property of the gas and is therefore affected by the changing gas chemistry and by a change of pressure.
Haemostatic processes in placental cells change throughout gestation and are affected by the changing requirements of the organ.
Both boundary conditions have the advantage that the discretization and linear equation solution procedures of conventional three-dimensional DOM are not affected by changing to a reduced geometry.
