The phrase "affected guard" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a guard that has been influenced or changed by external factors, possibly in a metaphorical or emotional sense.
Example: "The affected guard stood at attention, but his eyes betrayed a sense of worry about the situation unfolding behind him."
Alternatives: "influenced guard" or "impaired guard".
It was suggested that ozone exposure directly affects guard cells by inhibiting the ion channels (K+1 channel) activity in the guard cell plasma membrane (Torsethaugen et al. 1999).
Our data showed that suppression of OsVPE3 down-regulated the expression levels of OsTMM, OsSPCH1 and OsMUTE in the stomata developmental pathway, leading to affect guard cell size in the OsVPE3-RNAi line.
In a report released late last month, the General Accounting Office concluded that a variety of problems had continued to affect guards' ability to detect dangerous objects carried by passengers.
Patch clamp studies using protoplasts might affect some guard cell functions (as for all techniques), but this approach has led to the present models of guard cell ion channel signaling and stomatal regulation without major inaccuracies, which have been supported and confirmed through interdisciplinary studies using several independent approaches.
By helping with Barkley's prep school tuition, Lorch and Riverside possibly violated two N.C.A.A. regulations, one concerning boosters that might impact St. John's basketball program and another centered on special benefits that might affect the guard's eligibility.
These interactions affect stomatal guard cell reactions.
"That's what makes me want to step out of this business," Bullock said referring to a tabloid story about an alleged (and untrue) affair that affected her security guard's wife.
Even though, in our study, males spent less time feeding and fed less on fruits when mate-guarding, UCP measures showed that male energetic status was not affected by mate-guarding.
This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: January 30 , 2010An article on Jan . 1about a court decision to dismiss the indictment of former Blackwater security guards over a shooting in Baghdad in 2007 that left 17 Iraqis dead misstated, in some copies, the number of guards affected.
The former guards affected by the ruling are Evan S. Liberty of Rochester, N.H.; Donald W. Ball of West Valley City, Utah; and Dustin L. Heard of Knoxville, Tenn., all of whom had served with the Marines before joining Blackwater; and Paul A. Slough from Keller, Tex., who had been in the Army.
