The phrase "affecting the consequences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain actions or events influence the outcomes or results of a situation.
Example: "The new policy is affecting the consequences of our environmental impact assessments."
Alternatives: "influencing the outcomes" or "impacting the results".
Fall from heights logical models consist of two main parts (a) the part incorporating the events preceding the fall consisting mainly of fall preventing measures; and (b) the part incorporating events following the fall and consisting mainly of measures mitigating the effects of the falls or otherwise affecting the consequences of a given fall.
Although modulating other molecules such as p53 and PUMA has been shown to alter cell sensitivity to radiation damage, a cell surface receptor doing so is particularly distinctive and, we would argue, of significant importance as it represents a potentially targetable means of affecting the consequences of radiation injury.
For the relatively small share of defendants affected, the consequences of deportation are enormous.
Few cases ever go to trial due to the high costs involved, but reductions in the expected value of the plaintiffs' case should affect the consequences of litigation that we more commonly observe.
In northern NY there is also the possibility of alfalfa snout beetle and/or brown root rot damage, which could greatly affect the consequences of cutting during the fall period.
They studied the relationships between all characteristics and performances for both conceptual and behavioral tasks and how the nature of the tasks may affect the consequences.
If the risk of the investment increases with the investment level, a tax on the agent's compensation affects the consequences of the different attitudes towards investment risk of the principal and the agent.
The framework of [15] emphasises the systematic nature of transport: when one element of the system is affected, the consequences may appear in several elements and levels of the system.
The results of the 2nd and 3rd trials are compared with outcomes of the 1st trial to determine how team size and information sharing system among sub-team members may affect the consequences, respectively.
In the case of communication using electromagnetic signals, the long silence between the reception of one message and another would mean that the content of any message would particularly affect the consequences of contact, as would the extent of mutual comprehension.
