Sentence examples for defined as affecting from inspiring English sources

(In Europe, it's defined as affecting fewer than one in 2,000 people).

In the United States alone, 30 million people are living with a rare disease ("rare" defined as affecting 200,000 Americans or fewer at any given time).

The term was defined as affecting an area 4 km in diameter or less, distinguishing them as a type of downburst and apart from common wind shear which can encompass greater areas.

SSI's are defined as affecting the superficial or deeper tissues handled during the procedure [ 6].

Rare diseases, defined as affecting fewer than 200,000 people, encompass over 7,000 recognized entities.

An equally urgent need for such protein markers exists also in rare diseases, which are defined as affecting one person in every several thousands or millions.

In the present study, data used included information on (i) sex, (ii) ovarian cancer affection status defined as affected, unaffected or unknown; (iii) information on affection status for other cancer site such as breast, pancreas and uterus/endometrium, also defined as affected, unaffected or unknown; and (iv) family/pedigree relationships.

A reverse application of this insight to those that are not in the same way "defined" as affected by poverty, implies that they are ultimately and in this sense "invisible" and are therefore not regarded as poor people in need of aid.

Individuals with co-existing morbidities (e.g. diabetes) or smokers were not defined as affected to minimize the risk of inadvertently including chronic periodontitis in the analysis.

Calves in group 1 with scores below this point were defined as affected by subclinical BNP.

This study has demonstrated that on one BNP affected farm 15% of clinically normal calves had profoundly abnormal haematology and could be defined as affected by subclinical BNP.