Sentence examples for affecting greater from inspiring English sources

Pain, be it acute, chronic, or any permutation thereof, is a universal problem affecting greater than 1.5 billion people worldwide, with over 116 million in the US, and over 164 million people in Europe and Israel combined.

pre·ten·tious (priˈtenCHəs/, adjective) 1. "Attempting to impress by affecting greater importance, talent, culture, etc., than is actually possessed".

Individual islets were assigned scores based on their appearance: 0 = no lymphocytic infiltration; 1 = peri-insultits; 2 = insulitis affecting less than 33% of the islet area; 3 = insulitis affecting 33% 66% of the islet area; 4 = insulitis affecting greater than 66% of the islet area.

Rapid transport and increased shelf-life technology may allow for contaminated products to reach their intended destinations more quickly and remain on the market longer, thus affecting greater numbers of consumers.

Hernaez et al. showed in a meta-analysis that this diagnostic tool had a sensitivity of 84.8 % and specificity of 93.6 % for detecting steatosis affecting greater than or equal to 20-30 % of hepatocytes [ 90].

Major work is taking place to upgrade signalling in the Bristol area, affecting Great Western Railway passengers.

A "stress test" in the review of a plausible extreme tidal surge affecting Great Yarmouth found that "it would mean an additional 1,700 properties would flood compared to the December 2013 tidal surge, when 20 properties were flooded".

It has affected greater teams than England.

The objective of this research was to develop an approach to identify sediment sources at a soil mapping unit scale for the purpose of designing site specific best management practices which affect greater reductions in runoff and erosion losses.

(That's the thing with change agents -- life sniffs out what they're doing and offers more opportunities to speak out and/or affect greater change).

However, with 15 and 60 U/kg/wk at 4 wks, Vela affected greater degrees of decrease of GC in the liver; the latter dose was statistically significant at 4 wks.