The phrase "affecting down" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The changes in policy are affecting down the overall performance of the team."
Alternatives: "impacting negatively" or "diminishing".
Only Ms. Cool was the same in action and affect, down to her long red braid.
That is tight by Texas standards, making Democrats hopeful that its demographics and Trump's noxiousness could inspire Fort Bend to flip next month and affect down-ballot races.
Ramp context did not affect down-ramp perception.
Matt Philips, who works with Day on a couple of projects, said he cares about the presidential election only to the extent that it affects down-ballot races.
But Bondi-Gate's emergence as a dominant storyline in the 2016 election could affect down-ballot races, as well as Hillary's mandate and ability to govern as president.
Dysbindin was not required for lysosomal trafficking of all signaling receptors, however, as its depletion did not detectably affect down-regulation of the EGF receptor tyrosine kinase.
However, urine contains a relatively low amount of proteins, and is contaminated with a large amount of waste products (i.e., organic and non-organic molecules) which affect down-stream proteomic analysis [ 1, 2].
Each decision has a knock-on affect down the line, revealing from within how a family unit functions.
Temperature related density effects became observable for both heat and solute, as the temperature anomaly increased above 12 degrees centigrade, and affected down gradient propagation.
In the case of CD4+ cells presented here, sensitivity and reproducibility were not badly affected down to 100,000 cells / IP, but below this were reduced, although useful results were nonetheless obtained (70% of peaks detected by benchmark method).
