Sentence examples for more commonly affecting from inspiring English sources

They might have Pick's disease, a degenerative brain disorder more commonly affecting the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain.

He regarded this as an affliction of the old and more commonly affecting women, explicitly excluding children.

Men are more commonly affected than women with a mean age of incidence of 52 years.

But although adolescents are more commonly affected, in most cases the condition is unlikely ever to become serious.

David Reynolds, chief scientific officer at Alzheimer's Research UK, said: "It is conceivable that changing brain cell rhythms could be a future target for therapies, but researchers will need to explore how light flickering approaches could not only reduce amyloid in the visual area of the brain but in those areas more commonly affected in Alzheimer's".

Men are more commonly affected [1, 3].

Men are more commonly affected than women.

Male individuals are more commonly affected with a reported male to female ratio of 5 1 [12].

Lesions have a periosteal/endosteal epicenter and more commonly affect the lower extremity than the upper.

The medial aspect of the epiphysis is more commonly affected than the lateral aspect.

The axial skeleton (skull, spine, scapula, and pelvis) and the long bones are more commonly affected.