Sentence examples for clear affected from inspiring English sources
While he'd received similar messages before, Zuckerman was now, it is clear, affected by the neurodegenerative disorder (whether it was Alzheimer's, frontotemporal dementia, late-onset schizophrenia, or something else entirely, as yet remains uncertain) that made his mind increasingly unsound, his temperament increasingly paranoid, his behavior increasingly erratic.
In November, Laos will host the first meeting of states parties to a new international treaty to ban cluster bombs, which obliges governments to destroy stockpiles, clear affected land and assist victims.
Medicated creams and ointments applied directly to psoriatic plaques can help reduce inflammation, remove built-up scale, reduce skin turnover, and clear affected skin of plaques.
UNICEF has also enlisted hundreds of community volunteers to clear affected schools of debris and has provided funding for public announcements informing families that children will be allowed to attend school without uniforms and birth certificates.
The choice is clear – affect around 800,000 people in London or build at Gatwick instead.
On one day, frequent, low-level hard X-ray flaring observed by RHESSI appears to have had no clear affect on the evolution of two closely-spaced Type I noise storm sources lying above the target active region.
Only supportive care and treatment of symptoms – supporting breathing, clearing affected areas – is possible.
With each such announcement the message is clear: those affected are reaching the end of the road and are being told they will soon need to leave.
Four people were killed in Chiapas state and two in neighboring Tabasco state, both children, authorities said, as they warned that casualties could rise as rescue teams work to clear badly affected areas.
Although it is clear that affected individuals with this syndrome have decreased function of MMP-2, the clinical phenotype is not yet explained.
Neutralizing or clearing ADA affected free active drug concentrations from day 20 onwards (that is, 13 days after the first drug administration).
