The phrase "affects outflow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact of one factor on the movement or discharge of something, such as water, money, or information.
Example: "The recent changes in policy significantly affects outflow of funds from the organization."
Alternatives: "influences outflow" or "impacts outflow".
Modulation of TM cell tone by the action of its actomyosin system affects TM outflow resistance.
Modulation of TM cell tone by the action of their actomyosin system affects TM outflow resistance.
If little or no urine appears, it may be because the kidneys are forming little urine (oliguria) or none (anuria); or it may represent a holdup in the bladder or urethra affecting the outflow from both kidneys.
Crc mutants also develop congenital heart defects that include abnormalities of the ventricular myocardium, as well as malalignment defects affecting the outflow region and the atrioventricular canal.
These include models that show planners how much water a green roof at a given location is likely to capture, and GIS-based models that show how a larger-scale shift to green roofs would affect stormwater outflow at the watershed level.
The model is motivated by results acquired via microdialysis recordings in rats and highlights the presence of two competing circuits dominated by different areas of the ventromedial prefrontal cortex: these are shown having opposite effects on several subcortical areas, affecting dopamine outflow in the striatum, and therefore controlling motivation.
Our studies suggest that the aggregation of NCC once they enter the outflow tract cushions affects where the discrete outflow cushions will form in the initially circumferential cardiac jelly that lines the initially solitary outflow tract.
Moreover, it was previously shown that selective prefrontal NE depletion did not affect basal DA outflow nor DA outflow induced by pharmacological rewarding [27], [28] or natural aversive [41] stimuli in prefrontal cortex of mice or rat, thus showing that NE and DA release is independent.
Although Nosé et al. (2009) used the F10.7 index to measure the long-term variations of solar activity, we adopt the Mg II index, because it is a better proxy for the solar extreme ultraviolet (EUV) or the far ultraviolet (FUV) irradiance that directly affects the ionospheric ion outflow.
Protein supplements did not affect rumen liquid outflow, and only tended to increase milk yield.
