The phrase "affected patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe patterns that have been influenced or changed by certain factors or conditions.
Example: "The study revealed that the affected patterns of behavior were linked to environmental changes."
Alternatives: "influenced patterns" or "altered patterns".
Those on the island trying to lobby for greater freedom also say these releases have not affected patterns of state repression.
We assessed whether the structural complexity of artificial substrata affected patterns of short-term colonization of post larval faunal assemblages across subtidal habitats within a coastal landscape.
Topography affected patterns of typhoon damages at LHCEF with the greatest NDVI losses occurring at higher elevations and on west-facing (windward) slopes.
However, the researchers note, it's possible that the magnitude of climate change in those regions substantially affected patterns of human dispersal and that it was this, not climate change itself, that wiped out large mammals.
The sewage outfall also affected patterns of spatial distribution at the scale of site (100 m apart) and of replicate units (centimetres apart), both in syllids and in nematodes.
Faunal cover at 8 m subtidal increased significantly after the treatment upgrade at I. The secondary treatment also affected patterns of spatial heterogeneity between I and Cs for mid-shore and 3 m subtidal assemblages.
Global climate may be affecting patterns of precipitation, he says.
But the marvel of Mr. Foote's dialogue is how all this circumnavigation twists and bends into increasingly clear and affecting patterns.
How do ungulates affect patterns of diversity and relative abundance in ecological communities?
Humans are the dominant influence affecting patterns of life on the planet.
However, further research is also needed to identify factors that affect patterns of information-seeking behavior in children.
