The phrase "affects simultaneously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how multiple factors or elements influence something at the same time.
Example: "The new policy affects simultaneously the employees' productivity and job satisfaction."
Alternatives: "influences at the same time" or "impacts concurrently."
The contacted fraction, defined as metal semiconductor contacted area divided by total cell area, emerges as a key parameter to be optimized because it affects simultaneously the photogenerated current and the series resistance of the solar cell.
Thus, the uniaxial loading affects simultaneously both the reduction in the ripple amplitude and the increase of the length of C C bonds, although the effect of bond stretching is not considerably large at the initial stage.
Uncommonly, both striated and smooth muscles of the esophagus are affected simultaneously.
When several single nerves are affected simultaneously, the condition may be referred to as mononeuritis multiplex.
The ADAMTS13 levels were possibly affected simultaneously by decreased hepatic production and increased consumption due to cleavage of UL-VWFM13,30.
Consequently, a single magnetic excitation can be affected simultaneously by several boundaries.
In liquid foods, various given physical properties affect simultaneously the inactivation of microorganisms by UV-C treatment.
It has been shown that the modification of clay affected simultaneously the degree of PA6 matrix reinforcement, size and structure of dispersed EPR.
An added advantage of fast pulse stimulation (2.5 or 10 µs pulse width with 5 or 50 µs pause, depending on the number of electrode pairs) is that the transients of high frequency pulses affect simultaneously recorded LFP or neuronal spikes (1 Hz–5 kHz; 20 kHz sampling) substantially less than conventional tACS and they do not saturate recording amplifiers even at relatively high intensities.
It is shown here that biological hypotheses about single gene affecting simultaneously multiple traits (pleiotropy) can be intuitively imposed as parameter constraints, leading to pleiotropic models for which posterior probabilities can be calculated.
There are two possible explanations, which affect simultaneously.
