The phrase "affecting only to" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning. An example could be: "The changes are affecting only to those who are directly involved."
Alternatives: "affecting only" or "impacting solely".
In our case, the absence of Sep4 seems to have the less deleterious effect on other septins localization, affecting only to the bud neck localization of Sep3.
Nevertheless, human predation of large South American mammals had a marginal role, affecting only to small isolated populations [ 31].
A total of 86048 observations (independent CNA event described in the database) of deletions (19859 of them corresponding to regional deletions affecting only to parts of the chromosomes and 66189 to whole chromosome deletions), including any type of cancer, were obtained from the database.
Bird assemblages were predominantly altered by the consequences of the windstorm and affected only to a minor degree by subsequent logging of storm-felled trees.
But If I respond with a flat affect, only to discover you had just announced you and Miguel are taking that trip to Italy, that too would be a strike against me.
In this case, natural selection forces affect only to few genomic components.
The difference in the latest affects only to the low pressure range, which suggest a greater airway closure in ARDSe.
Mean lifetime costs per tooth were affected only to a limited degree (322.12, 373.45 and 376.67 Euro, respectively).
A 7BS scaffold assembly with reduced MP coverage proved that assembly contiguity was affected only to a small degree down to ~50% of the original coverage.
The contractile force, which can be considered as a characteristic output of the end-point phenotype, is affected only to a very small extent.
However, pain results at 3-year follow-up may be affected only to a minor extent due to the 9 months of training prior to the 3-year follow-up questionnaire.
