The phrase "affected to recognize" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a sentiment or action related to recognition, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "He seemed affected to recognize her, but his expression was unreadable."
Alternatives: "pretended to acknowledge" or "feigned recognition".
In contrast, it seems that eyes occlusion most affect to recognizing disgust expression.
The old teacher affects not to recognize the brilliant girl who never made it to middle school, and turns to Elena: "I know Cerullo, I don't know who this girl is".
Administrative region did affect ability to recognize FMD from photographs.
Ethnicity affected the ability to recognize FMD from photographs.
Success affects your ability to recognize when you need to adapt to changes that are occurring around you.
A more in-depth understanding of the genetic evolution of influenza viruses should positively affect our ability to recognize and respond to influenza outbreaks.
Although Sawyer et al. (1998) reported in their study that parents' distress only negligibly affects parents' ability to recognize problematic behavior in a child, Briggs-Gowan et al. (1996) revealed that there is a significant connection between distress in mothers distress and their ability to report a child's problematic behaviors.
The young woman who thinks that her father has been replaced by an impostor would form this belief because she has reduced autonomic response to familiar faces, and this affects her capacity to recognize the face of the man in front of her as her father's face, even if she can judge that the face is identical (or virtually identical) to that of her father.
As VICE reported, a study at the Netherlands' Maastricht University found that even a single bump of coke is enough to affect your ability to recognize negative emotions in other people, which is why you're more likely to drone on about something objectively boring, under the impression that it's wildly interesting to everyone around you, when really it is not.
These results suggest that with the onset of AD, mental rotation difficulties arise that affect the ability to recognize faces presented at different angles.
