The phrase "as affect" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it due to its lack of grammatical correctness and context.
Example: "The results of the study were significant, as affect the participants' responses were varied."
Alternatives: "as it relates to" or "in terms of".
The most important thing about the gratuitous umlaut is it does nothing so confusing as affect the pronunciation of the word.
Molar responsivity refers to aspects of interaction style such as affect that can best be measured with rating scales.
Copyright can be confusing, and that confusion can cost you time, money, as well as affect your mission to inform the public.
This course explores how scholars from different social science disciplines have used ethnography to understand how immigrants and rural migrants experience as well as affect cities.
Many psychologists, however, still follow the German philosopher Immanuel Kant in equating feeling to states of pleasantness and unpleasantness, known in psychology as affect.
The remedy is not to stop researching life satisfactions, but to craft questions that distinguish this concept from what psychologists refer to as affect or mood.
They worry that the smog could fuel dissatisfaction with the government and undermine stability in the capital, as well as affect their own and their families' health.
These social impacts can either directly or indirectly mould the corporate social profile as well as affect a company's social 'license to operate'.
That's why we've brought together a panel of students and environmental activists to discuss how you can be more environmentally friendly as an individual, as well as affect wider change in society – and why it matters.
Big boo-boos are said to include confusion over similar words, such as affect and effect; misuse of apostrophes (its v it's); wrong application of endings for plurals (eg, countrys instead of countries) and the use of American spellings.
A series of GSD faculty will moderate the three sessions scheduled on Friday, February 5, which will contextualize atmosphere in three manners: as matter, as condition, and as affect.
