The phrase "affecting on" is not considered to be a valid usage in written English.
Instead, you would use "affecting" or "having an effect on" when referring to the influence or effect of something on something else. For example: The cold weather is affecting on the flowers, causing them to bloom at a slower rate than usual.
In this article, we will discuss key barriers affecting ON delivery and approaches to overcome these barriers.
The ward with all its diseased and rejected children is highly affecting on one level, as a realistic portrait of such an institution.
Metropolis acceptance mechanism It is one of key affecting on obtaining a near optimal solution quickly.
It's affecting on record, and even more so live, with Gonzalez backed by a multi-tasking three-piece band.
Having Gutter staring at me as he answered my question on the Warsaw uprising, or about whether he still believed in God, was affecting on an instinctive level.
Still, the disease is rare even in this group, affecting, on average, fewer than 5 freshman dormitory residents in 100,000.
The core elements are fabulous: Mariam's voice, at its most vulnerable and affecting on Sabali; the cyclical riffs of Artistya and Magossa, sounding somehow inventive, fresh and oddly familiar at the same time.
Motivated both by public demand and by a realization that passengers ducking away to make last-minute phone calls at the gate were delaying boarding and affecting on-time performance, most airlines began allowing passengers to use cell phones until the pilot started taxiing.
Traditional fault models are not capable of capturing the characteristics and effects of failure mechanisms affecting on-chip communication links.
Factors affecting on-chip electrophoresis processes, such as running buffer, separating voltage, injection modes and sampling time, were investigated and optimized.
Cost, change in lifestyle or work patterns, lack of time and enjoyment were the other main factors cited as negatively affecting on-going participation.
