The phrase "affected in the second" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing time or sequences, but it requires additional context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The changes were affected in the second phase of the project."
Alternatives: "impacted in the second" or "influenced in the second".
In the first generation, the father (index patient) was affected, in the second generation all his three daughters (with two sons spared) and in the third generation a daughter's male offspring is affected.
The pedigree has two main characteristics: (1) affected individuals in two generations and (2) in the first generation the father is affected, in the second generation all women are affected, and none of the men.
This is the second report of familial ONs with only one previous report of a Swiss family in which a man was affected in the first generation and all women but none of the men were affected in the second generation [14].
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Agreement values were affected in the second round by a reduced response of 83% (10 of 12).
No grade 3 4 alopecia was seen in the first line treatment group and only three patients were affected in the second line treatment group.
Chaos in the financial markets and the slowing economy has made it difficult for Intel to discern how either consumer or corporate spending will be affected in the fourth quarter, Mr. Smith said in an interview.
Land deals with the Malaysian corporation Sime Darby for the production of palm oil have been particularly divisive, with about 150,000 people directly affected in the first five years of plantation development.
This figure was 50,000 down on numbers affected in the first month of the policy's operation, suggesting that tens of thousands of tenants had moved to smaller accommodation.
As Mr. Holden concluded his statement in the courtroom, Mr. Breivik smiled broadly, and as he was led out of the courtroom, he repeated the fist-pumping gesture that he affected in the first few days of the trial.
