The phrase "affected respectively" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing how different things are influenced or impacted in a specific order or sequence. Example: "The new policies will affect teachers and students respectively. Teachers will see a pay increase, while students will have access to more resources."
And the opioid and endocannabinoid systems had one each.As their names suggest, these two systems are affected respectively by opium and its derivatives, and by cannabis and its.
Moreover trampling affected respectively, 41% and 15% of natural short grasslands and maritime-high grasslands.
HBTM infection was more than three times as prevalent in control apiaries as compared to CCD apiaries (43% vs. 14% of colonies affected, respectively; χ2 = 6.41, P = 0.01; Table 6).
Pneumonia was the leading infection in both groups, with 23.0% and 4.4% affected, respectively.
After short-term severe water deficit and long-term mild water deficit 175 and 177 genes were uniquely affected, respectively.
The tandem obesity and diabetes epidemics are major public health problems, with 34% and 11.3% of adults in the US affected, respectively.
In the present study, Cronbach's alpha coefficients were.83 and.79 for the positive and negative affect, respectively.
Methyl tetrazolium salt (MTS) assay and cell counting indicated that Si-HPMC hydrogel did not affect respectively chondrocyte viability and proliferation.
The scale was validated by Albuquerque et al. (2010) for the context of Paraíba, in a sample of 342 elderly, explaining 40.88 % (positive affects) and 18.18 % (negative affects), respectively; with a Cronbrach's Alpha of 0.78 in each factor.
Using a representative sample of 1671 individuals employed in Switzerland we hypothesized that, over time, career adaptability amplifies job satisfaction and attenuates work stress, through higher positive affect and lower negative affect, respectively.
In addition, they are either too detailed (i.e., microscopic) or too aggregate (i.e., macroscopic), affecting, respectively, the flexibility of the model to adapt to any airport and the level of accuracy of the results obtained.
