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The phrase "as effected" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "as affected." You can use "as affected" when discussing the impact or influence something has had on a subject or situation.
Example: "The changes in policy were significant, as affected the overall performance of the team."
Alternatives: "as influenced" or "as impacted."
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Much attention has been given to the reform of Egyptian religion as effected by the pharaoh Akhenaton (Amenophis IV) in the 14th century bce.
Long said that her firm was "in a market that didn't get as effected by others".
(Though he regarded this transformation as effected by a sort of tacit legislation).
There is only singleT gof the nanocomposites and there is no separate transition for confined EVA chains as effected by CNF.
Furthermore, changes in ASE profiles as effected by the two contrasting conditions were revealed, the most interesting of which is the bidirectional expression behavior.
The gene exhibits the ability to switch from one to the other allele as effected by environmental changes, hence, condition-dependent expression deviations.
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Therefore, the beneficial AS effect is likely "bell-shaped".
A range of editing features are included, as well as effects packs bought in-app.
If so, science fiction could become science fact, with wonderful paradoxes such as effects preceding their causes.
They also allow a number of "transition" features as effects.
ISO9001 2015 defines risk as effect of uncertainty.
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