The phrase "affected phase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a stage or condition that has been influenced or changed by external factors.
Example: "The affected phase of the project was delayed due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "impacted stage" or "influenced period".
Phase 0, no cortical Aβ; phase 0.5, 1 2 neocortical regions affected; phase 1, 3 4 neocortical regions involved; phases 2 5 were scored as published36.
The laser ablation parameters that significantly affected phase assemblages and particle size of the condensed Au nanoparticles were compiled in Table 1 of Ref. [9].
To elucidate the food composition necessary for dietary entrainment, we examined whether complete or partial substitution of dietary nutrients affected phase shifts in liver clocks of mice.
Varying concentrations of Allium sativum (garlic) EO were administered to mouse having diethylnitrosamine induced gastric cancer with basic diet and this EO affected phase I enzymes, SOD, CAT, and GPx activities.
Among anesthetic drugs, isoflurane did not affect phase and free-running period of liver clock ex vivo monitoring of PER2::LUC mice33.
The presence of a thin interfacial SnO2 film significantly affects phase formation and reaction kinetics.
Coupled with MD simulations capturing the extent of oxygen migration through various Pd surface facets, this study demonstrated the utility of ReaxFF for investigating both kinetic and thermodynamic driving forces affecting phase stability.
This leads to simple analytical expressions for the approximate prediction of phase shift, providing direct insight into which imperfections affect phase shift, and in which manner.
This can be explained by how temperature affects phase separation, reaction kinetics in the LPA-rich and UP-rich phases, micro-void formation, and thermal expansion.
The interpolation process directly affects phase difference estimates.
It exhibited capillary pressure effects and flow path tortuosity affecting phase trapping and, consequently, relative permeability.
