The phrase "affecting prior" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or unclear expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The new policy is affecting prior decisions made by the committee."
Alternatives: "impacting previous" or "influencing earlier".
Results indicate significant increases in negative affect, and decreases in positive affect, prior to an NSSI act.
Some 120,000 of the smartphones had apparently been affected prior to it pushing an update to kill the firmware's monitoring.
The proposed methodology, the conflicting objectives of detection time, undetected pollution events, number of monitoring stations and population affected prior to detection are minimized.
"As far as we know, there was no discussion or consultation with any of those affected prior to making this decision".
Notably, as shown in Table 1 recurrence of trigeminal neuralgia was confined to the segments which were affected prior to the first operation only in one patient, while another segment become symptomatic in one instance, and a wider spread of pain was evident in the third patient.
Also the PO(a i, b i, c k, s k ) states affect prior awareness states PAwr(a i, b i, c k, s k ), retrospective ownership states RO(a i, b i, c k, s k ), action execution states EA(a i ) and sensory representation states SR(b i ) of effects b i.
Additionally, both strains likely experienced genetic bottlenecks, with associated founder affects, prior to freezing.
However, other DNA-division sequences that were affected prior to G2 phase were not completed and the cells were again blocked in G2 phase.
Conversely, testis size was significantly reduced in adulthood, but was not affected prior to puberty (i.e. at d12, 21 or 35).
The cells delayed S phase and underwent a permanent G2 phase block if DNA metabolism was affected prior to S phase; the G2 phase block imposed by zeocin was partially abolished by caffeine.
