The phrase "affected the time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how an event or action has influenced or changed a specific timeframe or schedule.
Example: "The unexpected delay in shipping affected the time we had planned for the product launch."
Alternatives: "impacted the timeline" or "altered the schedule."
Since the patients treated at home experienced a waiting time of 5.8 weeks on average (compared with 2.2 weeks for outpatient treatment), 20 we conclude that the longer waiting time for home phototherapy in the Netherlands adversely affected the time with relevant reduction of symptoms.
It is true that the timing of radiographic studies could have affected the time between prostate cancer diagnosis and bone metastasis, but the likelihood of finding new bone lesions on a bone scan when the PSA concentration was increasing would be the same for both groups.
Amount of concentrate in the diet affected the time that heifers spent eating as well as rumen pH.
However, temperature affected the time for the appearance of the flower stem and the subsequent process of flowering.
Ai usually spends at least eight hours a day on Twitter, and I asked him how that had affected the time he devotes to his art.
Giving up drinking – I never liked it very much – was a conscious family decision that I made because it affected the time I could spend with our kids.
Although changing the aggregate type and load ratio affected the time-displacement response, the fire resistance defined by failure of the slab was not affected due to the splitting mode of failure above the tendon locations not being affected by these parameters.
Since no detectable bacterial growth was associated with low molecular weight alkanes in any biotic system (data not shown) and considering that such hydrocarbons were exhausted in the abiotic systems due to volatilization, we suggest that substrate unavailability was the main limiting factor that affected the time-course and fate of such hydrocarbons.
However, neither of the SOCE antagonists reduced peak ET-1 nocifensive behavior, and in both instances, affected the time-to-peak response ratio.
Once we had determined that previous exposure affected the time-varying confounder (employment status), we applied the parametric g-formula to estimate the effect of exposure interventions on the risk of lung cancer.
In this study a within-subject design was used to determine whether physically active F&V lessons affected the time-on-task in the regular classroom lessons that immediately followed the F&V lessons.
