The phrase "affected only on the" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and may require additional context or modification to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The results were affected only on the surface, not in the underlying data."
Alternatives: "impacted solely on the" or "influenced only in the".
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If it starts falling apart it doesn't affect only one person on the team, it affects the whole team.
The rationale behind was identified to be the indefinite discrete-to-binary mapping behavior during the discretization process, since the employment of an encoding scheme in general affects only on how each index of the quantization intervals is mapped to a unique binary codeword.
Situated in a modest four-story building, Carroll is several miles from the World Trade Center and does not get most of its customers from the financial district, so one might expect that the company would be affected only lightly by the attack on Sept. 11.
Fertilization may be affected only by the number of spikelets on the first rachis.
One lasted five days, the other, which affected only part of the government, went on for three weeks.
The value of the parameter c appearing in eqn (8) was derived assuming intermediate levels of adult and larval migration (ASI = LSI = 0.50); as shown in Table 1; however, the value of FSC was affected only minimally by assumptions on the connectivity level among the three subpopulations.
This is a problem crossing into the mainstream – no longer an issue affecting only those on the fringes of society.
The outage affected only his house, not any others on the block.
