The phrase "affected by resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain outcomes, situations, or individuals are influenced or impacted by the availability or allocation of resources.
Example: "The project's success was significantly affected by resources, as the team struggled with limited funding and manpower."
Alternatives: "influenced by resources" or "impacted by resources".
In the main, financial services companies are likely to be negatively affected by resource depletion and climate change.
For example, quality of video streaming application is best measured at higher layers, while this quality is affected by resource allocation within lower layers.
In contrast to earlier studies, we show that this mobility-driven strategy coexistence in our model is not affected by resource limitations or other game-specific factors.
The strategies that animals use to obtain valuable resources are affected by resource quality and availability (e.g. spatial distribution), population dynamics (e.g. competitor-to-resource ratio) and individual characteristics (e.g. competitive ability).
Timing and feasibility of implementing certain combinations of production technologies are affected by resource endowments and initial conditions, but these factors do not influence land use selection in the long term.
It might be that our two measures of service availability are highly correlated with other dimensions of quality that are affected by resource availability, in which case the estimated coefficients reflect effects of resource constraints on SSA outcomes via effects on unobserved dimensions of service quality and overstate the impact of the timely availability of VR services per se.
In it, Pond Inlet is named one of the two communities most likely to be affected by resource development.
The gonotrophic cycle duration is not only affected by resource density, but by multiple biotic and abiotic factors.
Future studies are needed that focus on how plant functional traits relevant to grazing are affected by resource addition and precipitation variation.
Similar to Collembola, oribatid mites mainly feed on plant material and microorganisms [13] and are therefore likely affected by resource quality pertaining to plant functional groups or single plant species.
