The phrase "affected the presentation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something has influenced or changed the way information or content is displayed or conveyed.
Example: "The new design elements significantly affected the presentation of the report, making it more engaging for the audience."
Alternatives: "influenced the display of" or "altered the representation of".
Overall, the results support the hypothesis that imagined movement can affect the presentation of neglect, and that the effects are specific to the arm that is used.
We look the publication date for each edition and talk about what was happening in Germany at that time, and the ways in which current events and discourses affect the presentation of the material.
The final conclusions on the accounting treatment for our cryptocurrency transactions could affect the presentation of our results of operations.
The use of medication may affect the presentation of BD, and thus, it is important to ask how the use of medication may have affected the variables examined in this study.
For simplicity, we omit computation details of C(n i ) and assign the number of client peers that n i can manage to C(n i ), which does not affect the presentation of the SPS.
Readers must consider whether these kinds of statements can simply be disregarded as obligatory but not sincere, and whether they affect the presentation of the philosophical and theological arguments in the text.
The presence of salivary inhibitors able to act in the activation phase of the complement system would considerably reduce the amount of salivary antigens opsonized with C3b and hence affect the presentation of these antigens to the host immune system.
All these findings suggest a dramatic shift in the epidemiological factors and evolutionary trends affecting the presentation of HBV/E in the West and Central Africa sub-region over the last century.
Depending on the quality and quantity of alterations in the amino acid sequence, exchange of partly homologous DNA and mutations could generate minor or major changes in the FucT activity of the isolates, and thus affect the presentation of surface molecules to the bacterial environment.
