The phrase "affects combating" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to attempt to describe the impact on efforts to combat something, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new policy affects combating climate change by providing additional resources."
Alternatives: "influences efforts against" or "impacts the fight against".
The present study was designed to explore the mechanism by which ethanol extract of Bombax ceiba leaves (BCE) and its main constituent mangiferin (MGF) affect diabetic nephropathy by combating oxidative stress.
But since Spinoza holds that one affect can only be taken away by another affect, he recommends overcoming the "bondage" of the passions by combating the passions with active affects that increase our power.
While Labor's scheme commits more funding, it is worth pondering how much existing resources are already poured into dementia initiatives (which are in reality, no novel idea) in which case resources may be better directed on combating other issues affecting senior Australian (eg, welfare and better use of human capital).
> -wrap-foot> Despite a much lower level of expression than with the GAL4 system, AOX expressed constitutively under the α-tubulin promoter was effective in combating diverse insults affecting cIV integrity or activity.
Now, researchers say they are hopeful that the insight may lead new ways of combating the disease, which affects one in every 3500 boys born worldwide and typically kills by age 40.
The Medical Research Council's initiative in The Gambia, established in 1947, focuses on combating infectious diseases that affect the entire continent, and their Ugandan AIDS unit, integrated with the Uganda Virus Research Institute, is a prime example of leveraging international collaboration to build research capacity in the developing world (Medical Research Council).
"We need to concentrate all our efforts on combating violence and crime that affects people, instead of concentrating on the drug issue," said a former foreign minister, Jorge G. Castañeda, at a conference hosted last month by the Cato Institute in Washington.
"And girls who are pregnant before the age of 15 are five times more likely to die or be injured during their pregnancy or childbirth [than older women]." The sixth goal linked to child marriage is combating HIV and Aids, which affects child brides more than unmarried sexually active teenagers.
Finally, the necessity of surface engineering techniques in combating corrosion very effectively without affecting the magnetic properties and thereby enhancing their life in acidic environments has been highlighted.
Finally, the necessity of surface engineering techniques for combating corrosion more effectively without affecting the magnetic properties, and thereby enhancing their exploitation and life in body fluid environments, has been highlighted.
