The phrase "affected involved" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The affected involved parties must come to a resolution."
Alternatives: "impacted parties" or "concerned individuals".
The cornea surface affected involved in wound was monitored as a function of time.
Cluster TE Down includes many transcripts involved in the translational machinery itself, particularly ribosomal structural proteins of which the most significant pathway affected involved eIF2 signaling (p=2.35 × 10−17) (Table 1).
Phenotypes of DM1 and DM2 are similar but there are some important differences, most conspicuously in the severity of the disease, muscles primarily affected, involved muscle fiber types, and some associated multisystemic phenotypes [ 85].
"We have undertaken a wide programme of engagement with the communities affected, involving relevant local authorities, landowners, MPs, council leaders, and community meetings.
Furthermore, the expression of chondroitin sulfate also was considerably affected, involving both the synthesis of the saccharidic chains and sulfations at all locations.
This explains the attractive and aversive aspects of joy and sadness, which are simply the affects involved in a change in the power of acting.
Fluctuations seem originated from the effects of water solvent and environmental K+ ions and the bound K+ ions that affect involving atoms during the binding process.
Parallelism further entails that the affects involve both the body and the mind passing to a greater or lesser perfection (without, of course, assuming any causal link between the two).
The industries most negatively affected were involved in fossil fuel power generation and extraction.
I've pleaded with them to say, 'Try to understand, I'm personally affected, personally involved.' I'm just hurt, I'm bewildered.
The canonical pathways that were affected are involved in inter- and intra-cellular communication, regulating signaling within the microenvironment.
