Sentence examples for a more affected from inspiring English sources

There was an association of NOD2 gene variants towards a more affected phenotype with underweight, higher disease activity, steroid failure and the need for long-term and intensive immunosuppressive therapy.

We conclude from our study, that genetic testing for NOD2 variant alleles is useful in pediatric-onset CD as it may identify patients who are at risk for a more affected phenotype.

However, there was a significant Temperature*Symbiont Type interaction with corals associated with Symbiodinium type A being more affected than those with C1, which in turn were more affected than those with D at the highest temperature (Table 1h).

Watson also acknowledged that "some guys have been a bit more affected than others".

"Some guys are a bit more affected than others, but every session we were out there you can see everyone starting to gradually find their feet and getting back to what we love doing," Watson added.

We observe that the energy detector, which had the best ROC curve in the first case is a lot more affected by the noise uncertainty than the fourth-order detector.

They tend to be a little bit more affected by stigma.

This result provided little support for our second hypothesis that A would be more affected by temperature than R. Additionally, there was no difference among the C, M or E treatments in V cmax or Jmax measured at a common temperature, indicating that the treatments caused no permanent differences in photosynthetic capacity.

Comprehensive examinations consisted of an MRI of the more affected knee and a comprehensive set of radiographs, including a semiflexed fluoroscopically positioned PA radiograph using the method of Buckland-Wright [ 24].

These comprehensive examinations consisted of an MRI of the more affected knee and a comprehensive set of radiographs, including a semiflexed fluoroscopically positioned posteroanterior radiograph using the method of Chaisson and colleagues [ 11] and Buckland-Wright [ 12].

The idea is a beautiful inefficiency: a tiny but infinitely more affected audience.