Sentence examples for means affects from inspiring English sources

The national PITC guidelines also recommend that the client should be given pretest information on HIV/AIDS and PITC, that the provider must inform the client that he/she has the right to say "no" (to opt out), and that this decision by no means affects the services he or she will get from the health facility.

Asked whether she considers herself a victim or a perpetrator, she chooses a different term altogether, one that roughly means "affected person".

Psychiatrists first started focusing on how much the ready availability of lethal means affected suicide rates after a fortuitous experiment in England.

Participation in this study was voluntary, and all participants were made aware that withdrawal from the study would by no means affect their care services.

Figure 4 Mean affects during high vs. low ILI seasons across six Twitter sets.

It means, length affects the prediction performance and has a negative correlation with the sensitivity.

ADHD is a pervasive disability, which means it affects all areas of life.

The 231 tumors that were not analyzed using expression profiling had a lower mean diameter, had fewer mean affected lymph nodes, and had fewer individuals with recurrent disease at the end of the study period (Table 1).

So it doesn't mean this affects the whole population.

"But that doesn't mean it affects voters in how they actually vote".

It means those affected by the outbreak coming together to heal.