The phrase "affected with the same" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something is impacted in a similar manner, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The patients were affected with the same symptoms as those in the previous study."
Alternatives: "impacted in the same way" or "influenced similarly".
In almost all cases affected sisters have children affected with the same DM1 form (either adult-onset or congenital), and the affected sibships, although with variable expansion size, present the same form of the disease [ 40].
The girl who had been selected to lead the high school dance developed a twitching leg and, over a two-week period, 20 other girls became affected with the same symptom.
He went as far as to declare: "arithmetic, so far as it purports to deal with actual physical objects, is also affected with the same penumbra of uncertainty as all other empirical science" (Bridgman 1927, 34).
Instead, we must conjecture, on the basis of our sensory perception of the behavior of bodies similar to our own, that they are united to minds and that these minds are affected with the same sorts of sensations and passions as ours.
In these families we may see close relatives affected with the same type of cancer.
Family inclusion criteria were: i) having at least one first-degree relative affected with the same disorder (schizophrenia or bipolar disorder) as the proband; ii) having at least four affected individuals sharing the same disorder.
Pancreatitis was equally rare in both treatment groups (see Table 2); both genders were equally affected, with the time to onset being the same in both drug groups.
Previous studies have reported a high correlation for IQ values in affected siblings with the same deletion mutation, but a poor correlation between unrelated affected individuals with the same deletion.
In addition, all types of GD present very differently in the clinic and it has been reported than even affected siblings with the same type of GD will present differently.
However, on routine echocardiogram, all affected individuals with the same TMEM15 (DK1) gene mutation showed to have mild to moderate phenotype of dilated cardiomyopathy, already in the first years of life.
The results confirmed that residues D26, K83 and K151 are important for PfPdx1 activity; however, a glutaminase assay with the PfPdx2 wild-type enzyme and the respective PfPdx1 showed that the ability of Pdx2 to hydrolyze glutamine was not affected with activities in the same range as previously reported for the wild-type enzymes [6] (Table 1).
