The phrase "as being affected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the state or condition of someone or something that is influenced or impacted by a particular factor.
Example: "The study focused on individuals as being affected by the recent changes in policy."
Alternatives: "as influenced" or "as impacted".
The flavonoid biosynthesis was also revealed as being affected, although a more detailed analysis of the affected genes did not reveal major changes in expression levels, except for genes involved in the production of flavonoid glycosides.
Previous analyses treated each river system as being affected by its own weather but that approach underestimates the damage caused by once-a-century events by eight times.
These customers, who "don't perceive themselves as being affected by the temporary economic woes," Mr. McManus added, "try and cooperate with the corporate travel directives".
"I don't see myself as being affected by emotional displays by politicians," said Susanne Lohmann, a professor of political science and public policy at the University of California at Los Angeles.
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In total, there were 30 sampling sites classified as being affected by canopy drip.
In this period, 134 children were diagnosed as being affected by MoA (93 children) and TTH (41 children).
Functional analysis of molecular signatures associated with IUGR identified P13K/AKT, mTOR, p70S6K, apoptosis and IGF-1 signaling as being affected.
To help remedy this issue, we have used an automated process to remove collaborators and viewers from the documents that we identified as being affected.
The club of "dumb money," as far as being affected by HFT, includes some of the most reputable and astute buy-side firms in the world.
If the gradient direction variance is small, which indicates the presence of an edge, then the pixel is classified as being affected by an eyelash.
