The phrase "affected timing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where timing is influenced or altered by certain factors or events.
Example: "The affected timing of the project delivery was due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "altered timing" or "modified timing".
We found that both recipient and donor affected timing of stigma receptivity, implying that some donors can fertilise an ovule ahead of others (cf. "offense ability" in sperm; [30] [31]).
Experimental crosses between and within populations and regions showed that pollen source affected timing of floral receptivity.
Finally, a multinomial (polytomous) logistic regression was conducted to examine how pregnancy intentions affected timing of ANC initiation, controlling for potential confounding variables.
Although not an initial focus point of this study, we also examined whether implantation timing affected children's language skills, as previous research indicated [ 16].
In previous studies, we and others have shown that non-affected siblings have subtle problems, similar to their affected siblings, in motor timing, motor control, motor speed and variability, and speed of oculomotor control [ 33- 36], suggesting endophenotypes for ADHD may also lie inside the motor domain.
However, in contrast to variability of motor timing, non-affected siblings did not differ from controls with respect to speed and variability of externally cued motor output.
► Birth date and timing of dispersal affected cortisol secretion in juvenile Common hamsters.
The Organization's Desert Locust Information Service DLISS) continuously monitors the situation based on information provided by affected countries and forecasts the timing, location and scale of breeding and migration.
For many conditions, the extent of brain damage and neurological sequelae in affected patients correlate directly with timing and accuracy of management in early, critical disease stages.
As the extent of brain damage in affected patients often correlates with timing and accuracy of management in early, critical disease stages, our novel methodology is predicted to significantly reduce neurological sequelae and improve the outcome in affected patients.
The life history and phenology of the affected species in relation to the timing and severity of the burn are important factors that should be considered with respect to achieving desired outcomes.
