The phrase "affects induction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the influence of one factor on the process of induction, such as in scientific or technical writing.
Example: "The new compound affects induction of the immune response in the study participants."
Alternatives: "influences the induction of" or "modulates the induction of".
It is well established that the assembly of DNA into chromatin affects induction of DNA damage as well as repair of the damage.
This study with A. fumigatus shows that the deletion of farA affects induction of the genes mfp, pex11 and icl by long-chain fatty acids and impairs growth in FA but not in glycerol.
Given the implications of such a claim, we re-investigated whether inhibition of the glycine site affects induction of LTD.
Since BNIP3 is implicated in promoting apoptosis [ 13– 15], we then investigated whether or not a 6-TG-induced increase in BNIP3 expression affects induction of apoptosis.
Forcing the L1007fs mutant protein to associate with the plasma membrane does not lead to activation of the NF-κB pathway in response to MDP; thus it is not the localisation of the NOD2 mutant, but rather an inability to respond to MDP, that affects induction of the NF-κB pathway.
Targeted attacks include impairment of motor function, alteration of impulse control, modification of emotions or affect, induction of pain, and modulation of the reward system.
However, some possible consequences of brainjacking such as alteration of impulse control, modification of emotions or affect, induction of pain, and modulation of the reward system could be achieved even in absence of any violation of mental privacy and integrity.
gondii activity in non-HIV-1 infected MDM, zidovudine-treated HIV-1-infected MDM were unable to affect induction of anti-microbial activity (Figure 1E).
We conclude that 1) even though expression levels are sharply elevated from an early stage, a Dkk4 transgene does not affect induction of guard hair follicles or sweat glands in WT mice consistent with phenotypic observations in adult stage transgenic mice; and 2) as expected, Dkk4 supplementation in Ta mice does not rescue guard hair follicles or sweat glands.
However, removal of insulin from the cocktail did not affect induction of C/EBPβ mRNA compared to full cocktail.
Surprisingly, DAPT did not affect induction of the motor neuron marker Islet1 (Isl1) (controls n=5/5; DAPT n=5/5; Fig. 2H-I).
