The phrase "affects the constitution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something influences or changes the fundamental structure or nature of a system, organization, or entity.
Example: "The new policy affects the constitution of the organization, leading to significant changes in its governance."
Alternatives: "influences the framework of" or "modifies the structure of".
This mechanism can be hampered either by conditions affecting the constitution of the mucus (such as cystic fibrosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or asthma) or by conditions directly affecting the movement of the cilia.
Aging and carcinogenesis may somehow affect the constitution of these DNA-binding proteins, transcription factors, and co-regulators.
An affect can produce new affects when the constitution of the body changes, e.g., appetite can turn to disgust as we become sated.
It is well known that temperature affects the lipid constitution of cell membranes [ 59] as it is essential to maintain the membrane lipids in the liquid crystalline phase to maintain function.
Several studies revealed that growth and bioactivity of microbe were greatly affected by the constitution of the substrate medium, such as carbon, nitrogen sources and inorganic microelements (Purama and Goyal 2008; Rao et al. 2007; Song et al. 2007).
Meteorological phenomena in particular were an opportunity to apply the hypothesis of the force-space bond, the idea that active, dynamic forces modify each other and that external modifications of a radiation will affect the internal constitution of them.
Scientists suspect that this woman lived among other women but that the process of genetic drift (chance fluctuations in gene frequency that affect the genetic constitution of small populations) caused her mtDNA to randomly supersede that of other women as the population evolved.
The results show that the existence of Si in Zn-11%Al-3%Mg bath could affect the phase constitution of Fe-Al intermetallic layer and restrain remarkably the growth of the layer.
Changes in s-EMG signals over time reflect the early physiological phenomena evolving during sustained muscle contraction, and account for the so-called "myoelectrical manifestations of fatigue", which are affected by (and therefore reflect) the constitution of muscle fibres.
Therefore, the chain of events seems to be that sex chromosomes cause differences in the gonads, which cause differences in testosterone production, causing a different constitution of the urine, which affects the behavior of another individual (the mother), and thereby the developing nervous system and behavior of the individual.
