Sentence examples for become affected with from inspiring English sources

The power to fix prices does not exist in respect of merely private property or business, but exists only where the business or the property involved has become "affected with a public interest". P. 430. 7. A business is not affected with a public interest merely because it is large, or because the public are warranted in having a feeling of concern in respect of its maintenance.

The first started in July 2014, when Guinea, Liberia and Nigeria become affected with the shocks.

During the swim, some lactating mares become affected with hypocalcemia, which is treated by on-site veterinarians.

We recently found evidence that, among individuals carrying the LHON mutations, some are genetically primed to loose vision as young-adults in the absence of any environmental exposure, whereas others become affected with LHON only later, in mid-life, mostly because of prolonged (decades) heavy exposure to environmental triggers such as tobacco smoking.

The phenotype of the mutant G allele seems to act in a dominant fashion [ 1]: as a consequence, approximately 40% Border Collies (G/G and T/G genotypes) examined in this study may show resistance to phenobarbital therapy if they become affected with epilepsy.

The main aim is to offer participation to individuals who have become eligible for kConFab since the family collection was completed, including newly affected family members, children who have attained age of majority since the family ascertainment was completed and first degree relatives of participants who have recently become affected with breast or ovarian cancer.

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.

During this time, both Shields and Butcher became affected with tinnitus, and had to delay recording for a further number of weeks while they recovered.

While voice recognition commonly becomes affected with evolution of the progressive prosopagnosia syndrome (Gentileschi et al., 2001; Gainotti et al., 2003, 2008), selective phonagnosia has seldom been reported.

However, there were two cases of mice with no signs of local tumour recurrence that had to be killed at 4 5 weeks post therapy because they became affected with disseminated lung deposits.

The majority of respondents asserted that TB can happen more than once in a lifetime, even after successful completion of treatment, but early treatment is required if someone becomes affected with TB.