The phrase "adversely than" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a mistaken combination of "adversely" and a comparative structure that requires "more" or "less" instead.
Example: "The new policy affects the employees adversely compared to the previous one."
Alternatives: "more negatively" or "less favorably".
It is shown in [15] that in high channel noise, higher-order interpolation may be affected more adversely than lower-order interpolation.
Maurer-Fazio, Hughes, and Zhang (2007) find that minorities were affected more adversely than the Han by reductions in urban sector employment and exited the labor force more rapidly than Han.
The analysis offers the most compelling evidence to date that the pressures of marriage and childrearing affect women more adversely than they affect men, which could be a significant reason behind gender disparities in academic science and engineering disciplines.
Nothing impacts your happiness quotient more adversely than being in a job environment where you are miserable for over eight hours a day five days a week.
Moreover, because the exporters are able to reduce their carbon tariffs by adjusting emissions, their competitiveness and the overall welfare of their economies will be less adversely affected than in the case of industry-level carbon tariff regimes.
At water temperatures above 20°C, growth of adult killifish (>3.5 g wet mass, >60 62 mm, TL) is more adversely affected than that of juveniles by lack of marsh access.
To confirm that more women than men who complain of chronic cough seek medical attention, to determine whether the health-related quality of life (HRQOL) of these women is more adversely affected than men, and to determine whether there are gender differences in the ways that chronic cough adversely affects HRQOL.
Women of color are more adversely affected than white women by every issue feminism takes on.
Women were more adversely affected than men.
Knee OA negatively affects the QoL and physical function in both genders, but women are more adversely affected than men.
This study demonstrates that in common with Caucasian patients, Korean patients with knee OA have substantial pain and worse physical performance, with women more adversely affected than men.
