Sentence examples for may already affect from inspiring English sources
Prenatal deficiency of vitamin D may already affect the development of the fetal lung and immune system which could be worsened by a postnatal deficiency of vitamin D [ 12].
However, both the virus and the vectors are highly sensitive to climate, thus even a much smaller increase in global mean temperature will affect – and may already be affecting – the transmission of vector-borne disease.
The storm may have already affected the early vote, which could be important, given that analysts estimate that more than a third of the votes this year will be cast before Election Day.
SOCS1-deficient macrophages in tissue may be already affected by various environmental cytokines.
Oxygen released from sulfate minerals may have already affected organic compound detection during in situ thermal experiments on Mars missions.
Miranda's research focuses on identifying interventions that will prevent harmful environmental exposures in children, rather than mitigating existing exposures that may have already affected children.
Based on this analysis we have recommended an early health education and health promotion interventions in at risk women to prevent UI or worsening of symptoms in those that may be already affected.
We recommend that interventions to reduce the prevalence of UI in resource poor settings have to start with deliberate targeted health education and health promotion interventions in at risk women focusing on prevention of UI and how to alleviate symptoms in those that may be already affected.
Well, to judge from recent figures for gross domestic product in general and retail sales in particular, the economy may already be affected by concerns about the outcome of the referendum.
As stated before, EDCs introduced via plastics may already be affecting marine biodiversity, raising additional concerns about food safety and security in a near future.
The implications are global, and may already have affected UN Security Council voting.
