The phrase "affected nature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a nature or demeanor that is influenced or altered by external factors, often implying a lack of authenticity.
Example: "Her affected nature made it difficult for others to connect with her on a genuine level."
Alternatives: "artificial demeanor" or "pretentious character".
The PVT is used to normalize the currents without affecting nature of transients caused due to fault occurrence.
Addition of argon gas, with different flow rates, to vacuum evaporation deposition of film electrodes from Cu2SnSe3 source, affect nature and properties of the resulting films.
He finds, among other things, a very unusual woman (Misa Shimizu) whose sexual satisfaction is so transporting that it affects nature around her. Based on "Akai Hashi No Shita No Nurui Mizu," a novel by Yo Henmi.
Many, especially in the US, were prepared to accept that carbon emissions are making temperatures higher; they could even see how that would affect nature - glaciers, plants and the like.
The coolly affecting nature of Satie's cantata in the theater is marvelous, and at Friday's performance the tenor Michael Kelly's delivery of the French text, with the admirable Colin Fowler at the piano, cast its gently poignant spell.
What is more, this lack of attention, the researchers discovered, had chemically altered a gene controlling an important stress hormone.It was a striking case of how nurture affects nature.
According to Vilà et al. [7], the most costly plant invaders affecting nature conservation, agriculture, forestry, and fisheries in Europe are pigface species (Carpobrotus spp).
In that grey area lies the crossover where humans affect nature and it affects us.
The Nature Conservancy is working with Dow to determine how the company's operations rely on and affect nature.
"If man is doing something that affects nature adversely, like the use of pesticides, the dead bees are the first sign that we are doing something wrong.
