The phrase "affecting for example" is not correct in written English as it lacks clarity and proper context.
It can be used when introducing a specific instance or illustration of how something is affected, but it needs to be rephrased for better clarity.
Example: "The changes in policy are affecting, for example, the way we approach customer service."
Alternatives: "impacting, for instance" or "influencing, such as".
But the report also suggested that the decline was becoming more broad-based, affecting, for example, intermediary goods, which go into making final products.
Adipose tissue is a logical target for pharmacological intervention, since it is now recognized to exert an important endocrine function, secreting a variety of adipokines affecting, for example, adiposity and insulin resistance.
"Perceived age of a face has a substantial impact on the social perceptions we form of people, affecting, for example, perceptions of warmth and dominance," the authors write, as well as more practical matters like knowing who is your peer, who can drink alcohol, and identifying people in criminal matters.
"Student loan debt … is a burden which is affecting, for example, the ability of many young people to buy a first home, affecting other purchasing decisions they might make, affecting obviously their overall financial condition," Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said this month, echoing recent research from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Epigenetic mechanisms have been associated with the consequences of programming in several models affecting for example the glucocorticoid receptor, PPARα and DNA methyltransferase [18] [20].
The problem of segmentation of more complicated objects (fractal objects like diffused tumours affecting, for example, the conjunctive tissue) is open and demands that other variables like texture based one's (e.g. the local fractal dimension or the wavelets coefficients) need be taken into account instead of or along with the grey level.
However, some of these common QTL differed in the number of phenotypic traits they affected; for example, NQTL1-1 only affected leaf number in Naut, but the same QTL influenced leaf number, fruit number, and root weight in Sals.
The issue affects, for example, whether the Democrats will try to block the elevation of Judge Boyle to the Fourth Circuit.
It surely affects, for example, the scale of private funding directed to the Iraqi insurgents.
Differences in the sequences could affect, for example, how likely a person is to have heart problems or suffer side effects from a cholesterol drug.
In a statement, the Treasury said it would: · Help the people directly affected by the floods by providing local authorities with more than £500 for each household affected, for example to help with temporary accommodation costs.
