The phrase "affects a transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the impact or influence on a transfer process, such as in finance, data transfer, or logistics.
Example: "The new regulations significantly affects a transfer of funds between accounts, requiring additional verification steps."
Alternatives: "influences a transfer" or "impacts a transfer".
In contrast, there is agreement when the behavior does not affect that offspring, but instead affects a transfer of fitness between other individuals, as in the sex ratio, policing, or favoring one's own matriline or patriline (Tables 3, 5, 8, 9).
The way baseball has harnessed previously ultra-costly technologies can tell us a lot about how technology transfers affect corporate IT.
Transfer affects a significant minority of women planning birth in midwifery units and is therefore a concern for women and their midwives.
Transfer affects a significant minority of women planning birth in midwifery units and is therefore a concern for women and midwives.
The results also confirmed that the character of the natural convection directly affects a significant increase in heat transfer with the concentration of particles.
We have developed a novel method for genotyping both single and multiple SNPs that uses an intercalating dye and a probe labeled with a single fluorophore to affect a fluorescence energy transfer.
One can rely on the Aquifex aeolicus genomic map to find the solution: if a hypothesis is favoured by an isolated island that concentrates a few genes, it is likely to be the signature of a large horizontal transfer affecting a unique region of the genome.
So-called "quasi-ideal" diffusion coefficients allow for a rapid estimation of how the real behavior of the liquid affects mass transfer in a ternary mixture.
Some of the eukaryotic transfers affect a wide range of protists, such as three divergent lineages of Amoebozoa, represented by Entamoeba, Mastigamoeba, and Dictyostelium, while other transfers only affect a limited diversity, for example only the Entamoeba lineage.
The extent to which this mechanism affects mass transfer from a NAPL pool depends on the rate of expansion and the mass of NAPL compound in the gas phase.
It is generally interpreted as reflecting the period of relaxed selective pressure affecting a xenologous gene between its transfer into the nucleus of the host cell and its recruitment as a functional substitute for the genuine equivalent (either plastid- or nucleomorph-encoded).
