The phrase "affects essentially" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fundamental impact or influence of something on another thing.
Example: "The new policy affects essentially the way we approach customer service."
Alternatives: "fundamentally impacts" or "essentially influences".
The replacement of water by organic solvents in capillary electrophoretic (CE) techniques affects essentially all physicochemical properties of analytes and BGE components, and, in turn, all crucial operational parameters.
Therefore it affects essentially all probes with triple G-motifs independently of the hybridization mode.
Temperature affects essentially every aspect of the biology of poikilothermic animals including the energy and mass budgets, activity, growth, and reproduction.
These are dramatic reductions in body temperature, which affects essentially all biological functions, producing hypometabolism, over periods from a few hours to months (Turbill et al., 2011; for a review see Geiser, 2004; Heldmaier et al., 2004).
If the decline in Mr. Obama's approval ratings is not especially deep, however, it is broad — affecting essentially all demographic groups, including many that will be critical to his re-election efforts.
These differences affect essentially all three components of an ASR system.
Following infiltration, the cermet is subjected to various heat treatments that affect essentially the steel matrix.
The used glass filler did not affect essentially the thermal properties of PLA.
Even in this case, our discussion about the dust-to-metal ratio in Section 5 would not be affected essentially by the omission of this selective removal of dust, although the set of model parameters which can reproduce the observations would change.
This paper intends to present a different quasi-linear controller (Bensoussan, 2011) that achieves simultaneous time and frequency optimization: The design is based on gain considerations in order to propose a framework within which phase circuits can be used in order to affect essentially the time response.
The impact has affected essentially all production workers with less than a four-year college degree -- roughly 70% of the private-sector workforce, or about 100 million workers.
