The phrase "affects produce" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe how certain influences or effects lead to specific outcomes, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The affects produce significant changes in behavior, but the relationship is complex."
Alternatives: "effects lead to" or "influences create".
Small arteries and veins in various parts of the body are affected, producing effects as a result of occlusion or bleeding or a combination of the two.
Negative affect produced significant correlations with the three outcomes, while life satisfaction correlated significantly with anxiety.
Approximately 5% of pregnancies are affected, producing substantial maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality, including an increased risk of cardiovascular consequences later in life.
As expected, suggestions designed to increase the sensory dimension produced a selective increase in pain intensity ratings, whereas suggestions designed to increase pain affect produced increased unpleasantness ratings and elevated skin conductance responses.
In contrast, the automated tests designed to assess rodent executive functioning revealed selective and functionally important deficits in attention and regulation of emotion or negative affect (produced by committing an error or not receiving an expected reward).
The area affected produces coffee in what is the third biggest economy in east Africa.
However, continuous monitoring of variability is needed because sensitivity of blood donor screening and diagnostic assays may be affected, producing a negative effect on public health.
Second, whether counting the number of different CIRS domains, ICPC-2 chapters or ICD-10 chapters affected produces comparable prevalence estimates.
Although hierarchical clustering generated differences in the scoring of a small number of traits, the predicted evolutionary trajectories were not affected, producing highly similar results.
