The phrase "affected reflects" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe how something that is affected also reflects a certain quality or state, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The changes in the environment are affected reflects the overall health of the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "impacted shows" or "influenced demonstrates".
The federal workers affected reflect a wide variety of jobs and skills.
Dragonflies and molluscs were positively affected, reflecting the habitat alterations in the system.
The concept of a claim being materially and adversely affected reflected in section 902(1) of the Senate amendment has been deleted and replaced with the new concept of "impairment" set forth in section 1124 of the House amendment and incorporated by reference into chapter 9.
Many of the processes affected reflected a fundamental restructuring of the gill epithelium through reactivation of developmental programs leading to stem cell differentiation.
Functional categories affected reflect those mechanisms known to be involved in neurodegeneration, such as programmed cell death, the cytoskeleton and calcium binding.
The expressions " No, you can' t go" and " I get very affected" reflect the presence of technophobia in this technically unskilled nurse.
In some the congenitally absent teeth may be concentrated in the anterior region while in others it is principally the molar region which is affected, reflecting mutations in such genes as PAX9 and MSX1.
With increasing mucosal exposure time to L. plantarum, the transcriptional profile of lipid and fatty acid uptake and metabolism was also affected, reflecting an increase of fatty acid and lipid metabolism.
In order to reduce BRA, a passive design approach was applied by tilting walls or rotating plans to evaluate how the tilted angles or orientation of the façade would affect reflected glare.
Finally, he correctly says that the site of measure may affect reflected arterial pressure waves.
