The phrase "affects the action of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one factor influences or changes the behavior or outcome of another factor.
Example: "The weather significantly affects the action of the players during the game."
Alternatives: "influences the behavior of" or "modifies the process of".
It is additionally suspected that sevelamer adversely affects the action of other drugs in that these are also bound by the polymer and this thereby reduces the effect of concomitant medications.
As ryanoids and IpTxA were shown to bind to different regions in the RyR molecule [55], [56], our finding that protamine affects the action of both agents would suggest multiple sites of action or allosteric effects.
However, further investigation into this matter is still needed to determine the effects of altered expression of other kinesin-13s on colchicine action, and how depletion and over-expression of these proteins affects the action of other anti-MT drugs.
Together, these findings suggest a mechanism of action whereby RNR inhibition specifically affects the action of cytidine analog 5-aza-2′-dC.
The cellular antioxidant defense also affects the action of UVB light (290-320 nm) that represents the most potent carcinogenic wavelength range of the solar spectrum.
This result was probably due to the cell structure of the fungi, mainly the chitin cell wall of these microorganisms, which apparently affects the action of antifungal agents and drug-modifying activity of natural products.
He found that cutting the guinea pigs' vagus nerve did not affect the action of bradykinin or the inhibitory effect of aspirin evidence that aspirin worked locally to combat pain and inflammation, rather than on the central nervous system.
Another major serum component that may affect the action of these antimicrobial peptides is serum albumin.
However, it was unclear if oxidation could similarly affect the action of the embedded protease at the initial step of GagProPol processing.
