The phrase "affected proportionally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or impacts that occur in relation to the size or degree of something else.
Example: "The budget cuts will result in all departments being affected proportionally, ensuring that no single area bears the brunt of the reductions."
Alternatives: "impacted in relation" or "influenced in proportion".
The embedding of the mixed signal involves the Nyström extension, which is calculated via (11) and thus affected proportionally to the dimensionality of the Markov matrix.
When H2O2 was added to the medium, the growth of both GRF18U and BY4742 wild type strains was negatively affected proportionally to the hydrogen peroxide concentration.
Model initialisation times are affected proportionally more than model run times using more electrodes, in both large and small models, though in the small model the proportional impact from adding electrodes to initialisation time was greater than in the large model.
I acknowledge the appeal of the argument that people should be focusing their time and energy on threats directly affecting proportionally more people (the Muslim ban, the new régime's early assaults on the structural and legal underpinnings of our democracy, etc).
Hemoglobin concentration in the cell may also affect proportionally all measured Raman intensities.
Fixing V R to a particular value affects proportionally all variance components in a model, and thus, heritability estimates are independent of the V R value.
These influences affect catecholamines proportionally much stronger than their metabolites [ 35].
Lifecourse epidemiological research is traditionally articulated around three main hypotheses, namely that the timing of socioeconomic conditions determines their relation to later health (critical-phase), that low SES affects health proportionally to its duration (accumulation), and that changes in SES constitute the exposure associated with health (social mobility) [ 32].
Trade has always been more than proportionally affected by fluctuations in output, but the globalisation of the supply chain has increased its responsiveness.
When public drug prices are decreased by national compulsory measures, the reference price is affected and decreased proportionally.
However, the bias in the genetic correlation would depend on biases in the additive genetic covariance and in the additive genetic variances, and might be small if all components are proportionally affected.
