Sentence examples for entire affected from inspiring English sources

After a detailed history and examination, all patients were subjected to instrumental investigations which included: plain radiographs and CT scan of the affected bone; MRI of the entire affected extremity; plain radiographs and CT scan of the chest to screen patients for metastatic disease.

If these values are consistent across the entire affected area then we may assume that 28.5% of the total fallen tephra in urban areas (estimated as 1470 × 106 kg for the first three days of the eruption) was dealt with by government managed cleanup operations.

Shockwaves from drug-related crimes reverberate throughout an entire affected country, such as the terrifying mass kidnapping of 43 Mexican college students in 2014.

The latest studies show that HIV treatment not only can restore people to healthy and productive lives, but also prevents new infections and decreases mortality across entire affected communities.

For this reason, the entire affected neighborhood has to be considered for each candidate gene instead of only taking its own expression level into account.

However, the 95% CI for the average effect across the entire affected area only excluded net increases in the overall incidence of confirmed herd breakdowns for culling targeted at circular areas greater than 141 km2 (Figure 2).

If this occurs they should see a doctor as soon as possible (this is an emergency) as they could end up with permanent nerve damage not only to the shoulder but to the entire arm (affected limb).

The agreement indicates significant promise for understanding grain growth in the entire heat-affected zone using a comprehensive phenomenological model.

She said, unlike whaling and getting trapped in fishing nets, PCBs were a "silent killer" and affected entire populations, not just individuals.

Bagehot's dictum needed updating when the crisis of confidence affected entire markets rather than single banks.But there are risks.

Some decisions affected entire routes and others, the frequency of journeys.