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Discover LudwigThe phrase "affected the earliest" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and may be intended to convey that something had an impact on the earliest instances or occurrences of a situation.
Example: "The changes in policy affected the earliest stages of the project, leading to significant delays."
Alternatives: "impacted the initial" or "influenced the first".
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If such demographic event had affected the earliest settlers of India it would have resulted in several implications of phylogenetic interest.
This is in line with the idea that the ability to bind items relies heavily on the hippocampus and entorhinal cortex [ 13], which are affected the earliest in aMCI [ 41- 43].
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In particular, nocodazole affected the early stages of entosis, which disappeared after 8 h of treatment.
Moreover, cement only affected the early strength while the foamed asphalt affected the long-term strength of CRMF.
Although coverage of Hurricane Irene dramatically affected the early numbers for the broadcast networks, an overall ratings picture for Sunday is clear.
Among them were a long land acquisition process and the collapse of the housing market in the late 80's, which affected the early town houses at the first redevelopment site.
Finally, we show that expression of an endogenous superantigen strongly affected the early Treg cell repertoire but not the proportion of pSTAT-5+ cells within this repertoire.
In glioblastoma cells, Crk knockdown affected the early attachment to laminin.
Our results indicated that the intervention mainly affected the early enamel demineralization rather than the cavitated lesions.
In these experimental conditions, ATRA affected the early phosphorylation neither of p38 MAPK nor of JNK induced by IL-1β.
Pathogen genotype more strongly affected the early stage of infection efficiency while host genotype more strongly affected the later stages of latent period and sporulation capacity.
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