The phrase "as highly affected" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a strong impact or influence on something, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The community was as highly affected by the changes in policy as they were by the economic downturn."
Alternatives: "significantly impacted" or "greatly influenced".
In vivo and in vitro experiments have identified bacterial cell envelope biogenesis and maintenance category of genes as highly affected during infection [ 28, 30, 32].
Among hundreds of markers, the analysis notably highlighted Trp, Phe, citrate, tartarate and catechin as highly affected by the D treatment in Shiraz (Additional file 2: Figure S3).
Pathways that have been identified as highly affected in high-throughput Omics studies in the context of progressive native kidney disease included for example the VEGF-signaling and hypoxia response pathways in various glomerulonephritis [ 8], or the NF-κB module NFKB_IRFF_01 pathway in diabetic nephropathy [ 12].
This makes sense as in highly affected areas children have a greater chance of encountering the parasite at an early age.
The veins in the muscles, for the record, are highly affected as well because of decreased blood flow.[4].
Finally, an important observation is that the performance of conventional schemes quickly degrades as they are highly affected by interferences.
Many mothers described the timing for having a room as something that highly affected their sense of being " a proper carer".
A promising functional extension of OCT is Doppler OCT (DOCT) [ 1], which might help for early diagnosis of major retinal diseases as perfusion is highly affected by pathologies.
Furthermore, nematodes are suitable indicators of soil health as they are highly affected by nutrient status and the level of toxic compounds in the soil [ 6].
Breast cancer was the dominant cause of death for patients in all the treatment categories, and as expected, comorbidity highly affected other cause mortality irrespective of treatment group.
Rutherford et al. [ 27] identified genes related to energy production and conversion, amino acid transport and metabolism, and signal transduction as the mostly highly affected by n-butanol stress in E. coli.
