Sentence examples for exclusively affects from inspiring English sources

Because of the way in which hemophilia is inherited, it almost exclusively affects men.

The knockdown of Stx exclusively affects PSA synthesis, producing defects in axonal growth and guidance.

LF is a disease that exclusively affects the poor and marginalised, both rural and urban, in low-income countries.

Even his lifelong hand tremor, says Glendinning, might have been an inherited trait (his father and possibly his mother had it), which mainly, but not exclusively, affects Ashkenazi Jews.

The babies treated by Dr. Fischer had a rare disorder known as severe combined immunodeficiency-X1, or SCID-X1, which almost exclusively affects boys, occurring once in every 75,000 live male births.

It was no surprise then, that the supreme court found last month that the DWP's draconian benefits cap, a maximum £500 limit on the benefits a jobless household can claim – which almost exclusively affects poor families with multiple children – was in breach of the UNCRC.

By contrast, estradiol mainly, but not exclusively, affected both hemispheres in the same direction.

At the time, HIV/Aids was still widely perceived as an issue that almost exclusively affected the gay community.

Moreover, regions of prefrontal cortex on the right (BA 46) were found to be exclusively affected by load.

Another myth, Dr. Ganley said, is that A.C.L. tears arise mostly in contact injuries, like a tackle in football, and almost exclusively affect boys.

These data suggest that the neurodegenerative processes predominantly, however not exclusively, affected the distal axons, consistent with the results obtained with our in vitro model (Fig. 2).