Sentence examples for affected low from inspiring English sources

Basically, the physical methods have affected low yields, while the chemical ones caused harmful effects on the environment due to use of toxic solvents and the regeneration of hazardous by-products (Wang et al. 2007).

An experiment tested whether physical disorder affected low to moderate income African American children's choice of street to walk on and their parents' choice of a street for them to walk on.

The four groups of women: affected, low risk, moderate risk and high risk will be compared in the following analyses.

But that would have affected low-income students at university now.

In manufacturing, this trend has so far disproportionately affected low-skilled workers, who tend to have less education and income than, for instance, office workers.

On Sunday Wong reiterated Labor's intention in the post-budget wash-up to focus efforts on scuttling measures that affected low-income earners or undermined the principle of universal health care.

At least three later Cambrian events primarily affected low-latitude shelf communities and have been used in North America to define biostratigraphic units called biomeres.

Some church advocates have gone a step further, saying that the city's policy against religious services in schools disproportionately affected low-income congregations, who could not afford to rent commercial space.

Earlier waves of industrialisation have primarily affected low-skilled manual labour and past improvements in technology have typically made jobs at the lower end of the skills spectrum obsolete – for example, flight navigators but not pilots; typists but not data analysts.

If, say, a stockbroker moved into Dr. Laskin's apartment, he would be leaving a slightly worse apartment available for someone else, who in turn would be moving out of a slightly cheaper place, and so on, until the chain affected low-income tenants.

And unlike mass shootings, this kind of violence has disproportionately affected low-income and minority communities.