Sentence examples for have more affected from inspiring English sources

Mexican American children are more likely than non-Hispanic white and non-Hispanic black children to have experienced ECC, have more affected teeth, more severely affected teeth, and more untreated decay [ 6, 7].

It's not at all surprising that Republican districts would have more affected people, since the states where officials wanted nothing to do with Obamacare tend to have more conservative voters.

Elderly people will, of course, have more elderly close relatives and, as breast cancer is an age-related disease, they may have more affected relatives without necessarily implying an increased familial risk.

A trained lawyer, Nino decided she would have more affect fighting crime with the police than in the courts.

Sterilization at younger ages has more affect on menstrual irregularities than sterilization at older ages.

Sometimes the things you see as a problem may have more + affects then – ones.

"I would have thought people would have been more affected by the stock market," she said.

It is possible that these inaccessible villages had worse access to healthcare and clean water and may therefore have been more affected by trachoma.

Indeed, individual cultivars may be selected for phenotypes associated with transposable element activity which has affected genome size, but has more noticeably affected phenotype.

We conclude that manufacturing sectors in Latin America on average have been more affected by currency over or undervaluation.

The manufacturing sectors in Latin America have been more affected by the currency over/undervaluation than their counterpart in industrialized economies.