Sentence examples for have an affected from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the estimates in Antoniou et al (2003) represent the breast cancer risks among BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriers who have an affected first-degree relative (affected with breast cancer in most cases).

A long recognised risk factor for breast cancer is a family history of the disease, although the majority of affected women do not have an affected close relative, and only 5 10% do have a true hereditary predisposition (Carter, 2001).

If both parents are carriers for the same disease, odds are one in four they'll have an affected baby.

Non-Hispanic white women, older women and women with higher BMI were more likely to have an affected first-degree relative.

It will be approximately four times more common in women who are affected and have an affected first-degree relative: the ratio is squared [ 7].

Depending on the definition of second-degree relatives and length of time from the diagnosis of the index case, 5 16% of children with type 1 diabetes have an affected second-degree relative (1, 5, 11, 17– 17).

Affect - Have an affect on; make a difference to.

Charitable organizations said the weak stock market will have an affect on those figures.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said this could have an affect on prices.

"But where it will have an affect is, for me, investing more".

The rain is falling properly now and this is going to have an affect on the ground, already dead.