The phrase "affected from a" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "affected by" when indicating the cause of the effect.
Example: "The community was affected by the recent storm, leading to significant damage."
Alternatives: "impacted by" or "influenced by".
"We know that children are affected from a young age by the images around them.
Talisman said 100 staff and 200 contractors would be affected, from a workforce of about 3,000.
Liu et al.[15] proposed a more general region failure model to assess the reliability of wireless mesh networks affected from a region failure.
The design of steel structures, in most cases, depends majorly on the level of wind loads which are prescribed by codes and regulations and are used in the structural analysis due to the fact that steel structures being light and ductile systems are strongly affected from a slight difference in the values of wind loading.
Taxa with poor active dispersal abilities and fragmented habitats are especially likely to be affected from a shifting climate.
The forward attributable measures, in contrast, are affected from a negative bias related to the averaging of future counts, which nonetheless is likely to be relatively low.
Our intention is to discern how market structures will be affected from an operations management perspective.
In several groups of muscle diseases, the muscular sodium channelopathies, patients are affected from an incomplete inactivation of these muscular Na+ channels.
If one component fails, another component takes over the responsibility, and the service offered by the cluster should not be affected from an end-user point of view.
It is important to note that spatial positions of the foreground seeds are not affected from an encoder parameter because the foreground seeds that we identify are localized in the voxels with maximum intensity values of the uptake regions (i.e., SUVmax).
In males, life expectancy is reduced by an average of 20 years [ 10] and in females by 15 years [ 11] with both being affected from an early age [ 12].
