The phrase "and may subsequently affect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential consequences or impacts that may occur after a certain event or action.
Example: "The changes in policy are significant and may subsequently affect the overall performance of the organization."
Alternatives: "and could later influence" or "and might thereafter impact".
We acknowledge that infant, child feeding practices and maternal HIV status influence the diet and mode of feeding [ 26], and may subsequently affect zinc intake.
Overall, the composition of dietary lipid appears to be critical for blood cholesterol levels and may subsequently affect metabolic diseases and organismal lifespan.
Local poverty may lead to decrease in the number of people who seek medical care when they are sick and may subsequently affect accessibility of health services [ 16].
This evolution is possibly due to several factors; for instance changes in food intake or in physical activity, which induce other hormonal changes in young girls, and may subsequently affect the breast cancer risk (Stoll, 1998).
The generated proinflammatory cytokines and ROS may subsequently affect a variety of health measures, including autonomic cardiac control (Simkhovich et al. 2008).
ZNF385D appears to modulate fiber tract and total brain volumes, which may subsequently affect the connectivity and functionality of brain regions important in the efficient, fluent integration of written and verbal language.
However, the generation of enzyme inhibitors/deactivators and toxic substances during pre-treatment may subsequently affect enzymatic saccharification and fermentation processing.
Larval density also affects larval mortality [25] and the size of emerging mosquitoes [45] which may subsequently affect biting rate and survival.
The fetal overnutrition hypothesis suggests that increased placental transfer of nutrients to the developing fetus in obese mothers and mothers with high levels of gestational weight gain, may subsequently affect fetal development, fetal fat deposition and the development of the hypothalamic-endocrine system that controls appetite and energy metabolism [ 91– 91].
It has been hypothesised that the phosphorylation of EGFR may activate Akt phosphorylation, which may subsequently affect the function and localisation of BCRP (Lemos et al, 2008a).
This finding suggests that patients with diabetic retinopathy have an impaired myocardial response during stress that may subsequently affect their exercise capacity and functional outcome compared with those without retinopathy.
