Sentence examples for affect between from inspiring English sources
ADHD is believed to affect between 5% and 10% of schoolchildren in the UK.
Once thought to be extremely rare, synaesthesia is now believed to affect between 1 and 4% of the population.
There are three main forms of the disease – cutaneous, visceral and mucocutaneous leishmaniasis – that affect between 1 and 2 million people each year.
A rolling national train strike called by the powerful CGT union and backed by some smaller unions began on Tuesday night and was expected to affect between a third and a half of national and regional train services.
The condition, the symptoms of which include a short attention span and restlessness, is believed to affect between two and five per cent of school-age children.
In Facebook's first transparency report, the company said that in the first six months of 2013, it provided at least some data for seventy-nine per cent of the U.S. government's requests, which number somewhere between eleven thousand and twelve thousand and affect between twenty thousand and twenty-one thousand accounthousand
While some are medically necessary to avoid complications in vaginal delivery, an increasing number of women are choosing to have caesareans, often because of a phobia of childbirth that is believed to affect between six and 10 per cent of women.
Distribution of shrubs between waves affect between-waves distribution of other parameters, namely soil Cox, as waves with more shrubs have larger litter input and more soil carbon.
Furthermore, errors in numbers would probably be consistent at both levels (Junior and Senior) and should not drastically affect between-level comparisons.
Similarly, any effect of experiment duration on an MMN amplitude decrease across the whole experiment would not affect between-condition differences because of the counterbalancing of the order of presentation of the specific compounds.
This study has conducted the most extensive analysis of genetic covariates on leflunomide kinetics to date; however, we concede that other factors not assessed may significantly affect between- and within-subject variability.
