The phrase "affected date" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to specify a date that has been influenced or changed by certain circumstances or events.
Example: "The affected date for the project deadline has been moved to next Friday due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "revised date" or "changed date".
The cases affected date from about 1979 to 1991, Chief Hurtt said.
A detailed description of each incident was obtained, including the species and number of birds affected, date when sick and/or dead birds were first observed, location, and clinical signs.
Data collected included demographic information, eyes affected, date of surgery, surgical complications, type of intraocular lens implanted, operating room (OR) number and phaco machine, time between cataract surgery and diagnosis of endophthalmitis, site of culture, antibiotic sensitivity testing, treatment, and outcomes.
To determine how the "missing" evolution affected dating estimates, Bayesian Markov chain Monte Carlo (BMCMC) phylogenetic inference was performed on each genome segment for human influenza viral sequences (not including the 2009 H1N1 pandemic) and related non-human viral sequences in BEAST v1.5.2 [15].
If average body sizes were significantly smaller in the early history of the Metazoa, and if rates of diversification were much higher, then it is possible that mitochondrial genes have undergone a slow-down in evolutionary rate, which could affect date estimates made from these genes.
"One of the theories of how the Internet might affect dating is that it might erode the tendency of people to mate with people like themselves," said Professor Rosenfeld of Stanford.
We will now examine how these various factors affect dating and intimate relationships characteristics.
Such uncertainty can critically affect dating of a particular node.
A challenge for the future will be to determine the timing of substitution rate shifts more accurately because uncertainty can severely affect dating.
The use of much denser genus sampling, as is the case in our phylogenetic tree, can also affect dating estimates, although it usually does so by increasing rather than decreasing node ages (Linder et al., 2005).
The present results extend previous research by showing that attractiveness of a potential partner is important to both adolescent boys and girls, but social status does not strongly affect dating desire during this particular age period.
