The phrase "any affects on the" is not correct in written English; it should be "any effects on the." You can use it when discussing the impact or influence of one thing on another.
Example: "We need to assess any effects on the environment before proceeding with the project."
Alternatives: "any impacts on the" or "any consequences on the."
In this case, the introductory session did not have any affect on students responses.
In our analysis it appears that selection at one locus does not have any affect on the distribution of mutations at other loci.
The Maeil Business Newspaper, the country's leading financial newspaper, said it was unlikely the revelation would have any affect on the stock market -- a sign that life would go here on as usual.
But Bhopal is in India — a long way from London or Washington, and it won't have any affect on the price of oil or the mid-term elections.
It is also not known if starting strength [10] or pre-isolation training volume [11] have any affect on the strength lost during long-term isolation or spaceflight.
The conservative outrage set off another round of counter-accusations. "Republicans dismissed the claims that a lack of funding had any affect on the derailments and even accused Democrats of using the tragedy as an opportunity to further an agenda for... safer infrastructure, I guess," writes Ashley Feinberg.
As it turns out, the coin flips probably didn't have any affect on the final vote tallies.
He adds that a) the process of exempting Sequester cuts via special interest lobbying (airlines and airports) is ridiculous (what about cancer clinics and Head Start slots?) and that b) the Reinhart-Rogoff goof should but won't have any affect on the Sequester debate.
We were therefore not only able to assess the position of the introduced, aneuploid chromosomes, but also to query whether this aneuploidy had any affect on the nuclear position of other chromosome pairs.
We tested whether or not the addition of exogenous uPA had any affect on the signal to Erk activation.
