The phrase "are affected on" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition should be "by" or "in" depending on the context.
Example: "The local economy is affected by the recent changes in policy."
Alternatives: "are influenced by" or "are impacted by".
Patients with schizencephaly that affects the entire brain (with bilateral slits) typically suffer from developmental delay, whereas patients who are affected on only one side of the brain may have unilateral (one-sided) weakness but potentially normal intelligence.
You have cogwheel rigidity, are affected on only one side--which is typical at first--and already have some facial masking".
"If people were totally honest they'd say their civil liberties are affected on a daily basis by inhouse cameras, security things at airports and so on.
Therefore, several design parameters such as pipe diameter, type (material), number, thickness and cover of system are affected on the value of transferred heat.
In addition to the temperature effect, parameters uncertainly including Young's modulus and density were considered in the modeling, because these uncertainties are affected on the impedance of PWAS.
As founder of the Everyday Sexism Project I have spoken to hundreds of women and girls whose lives are affected on a daily basis by verbal and physical harassment in public spaces in exactly the way Jeffs describes.
Five patients were affected on both feet, one patient on one foot.
Three patients (14%) suffered from club feet, two of them were affected on both feet, one only on one foot.
Several analysts speculated that because not all eight million North American BlackBerry users were affected on Monday, only one of those centers was plagued by software trouble.
Four were affected on both feet (patients 4, 5, 8, 21), four only on one foot (patients 1, 3, 16, 17).
Three patients were affected on both feet (patients 7, 10, 20), the others only on one foot (patients 3, 13, 17).
