The phrase "unaffected to" is not correct or usable in written English.
If you want to express something is indifferent or unaffected by a particular situation or circumstance, it is more correct to use the phrase "unaffected by." Example: She remained unaffected by the news of the company's closure.
The American wife of a wealthy landowner, Catherine was beautiful and high-spirited; Evelyn Waugh called her "unaffected to the verge of insanity".
It would be flexible, to enable it to elongate and then return, unaffected, to its original shape.
Emily argued that inclusion wasn't just beneficial for readers like her – she is visually impaired – but for children unaffected, to enable them to empathise and understand what life is like in her shoes; to unite rather than divide.
"Seventy percent of the value of the deposits concerned overseas residents, leaving Cypriot households and businesses unaffected to a greater extent than was possibly expected," he said at a news conference.
Glucose clearance and flux rates increased significantly from d 11 to 39 but were unaffected to d 53.
The somatic referred pain area to duodenal stimulations increased (P=0.04), while it was unaffected to esophageal and rectal stimulations (P>0.3).
BHS also wants to move its stores, including the group of 77 unaffected stores, to monthly rental payments instead of quarterly.
Transport parameters in the ohmic regime remain unaffected owing to complete absence of quantum emission.
Manufacturing industries are located out of town with unaffected access to ports for export.
The general behavior of density, velocity and pressure profiles remains unaffected due to presence of magnetic field in ideal gas.
Mandibular inter-canine width is however unaffected due to a lowered tongue posture seen in these children.
