The phrase "almost equally affected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two or more subjects experience similar levels of impact or influence.
Example: "Both communities were almost equally affected by the recent policy changes, leading to widespread concern among residents."
Alternatives: "similarly impacted" or "nearly equally influenced".
Males and females were almost equally affected.
SHS exposure almost equally affected both genders by contributing to 613 deaths among men and 583 deaths among women.
However, BRCA1-competent (MCF-7) and BRCA1-deficient (SKBr-3) cells were almost equally affected by the inhibition of topoisomerase II.
They found that the subjects adapted their gait to reduce contraction of quadriceps and that they tended to walk with symmetrical gait which meant that the contralateral leg was almost equally affected.
Both the sex were almost equally affected by the psychiatric morbidities except substance abuse were more prevalent in male participants but patients with primary and secondary education suffered more from anxiety disorder.
Female and male horses were almost equally affected, as has been observed in earlier studies [ 6, 9- 11].
His heartbreaking attempts to start a new career as a conductor are almost equally affecting.
Focusing on this disturbance (Fig. 9b), we found overall good coherence between FRN and all three sensors at JRSC in the 30 300 s period range, confirming that this is an external signal almost equally affecting all sensors across a region > 200 km.
The likely explanation for this apparent difference between the evolution of alternative regions in 5'UTRs and CDS is that for uORFs, purifying selection at the amino acid level is weak at best and there is no positive selection; in contrast, selection for RNA secondary structure would almost equally affect Ka and Ks.
Both right and left sides were nearly equally affected.
Vocabulary was about equally affected by genes and shared environment.
