Sentence examples for more effected than from inspiring English sources

The incidence of CRPS-1 in the Netherlands is estimated at around 26.2 100,000 person years and females are 3.4 times more effected than males [ 8].

As well as sleep disorders, shift work is recognised as having a deleterious effect on other aspects of health[ 31] and that females may be more effected than males[ 15] is concerning with their increasing proportion in the medical workforce.

In this study, nurses' job motivation seems to be more effected by PA, than for auxiliary nurses.

The fact is Ola Kamara has been more effected by Kei Kamara's trade than anyone on the Crew -- Higuain included.

The results suggests further that firms that belong to sectors/size cells that require greater job reallocation (and therefore are more effected by labor regulations) are more likely to change their provision of training than firms in sector/size cells that require less job reallocation.

It would be of interest to determine whether the ETC is more effected in dopaminergic neurons versus non-dopaminergic neurons.

During the O104:H4 outbreak, 193 German emergency departments participated in total, of which 28 were located in the more effected areas.

We're going to make more heavily effected and edited versions of the Memory Hole.

Until other outlets begin to strike the balance that Ginsburg's publication has, the megaphone that is being used to spread the news of the recent protests may do more harm than good to the effected communities.

The United Nations refugee agency has estimated that more than 180,000 of the effected people are children.

In HCM the hypertrophy may be symmetrical (septum and free wall equally effected) or asymmetrical (the septum more hypertrophied than the free wall or vice versa) Asymmetrical septal hypertrophy in cats has been defined by one author as septal to free wall thickness ratio ≥ 1,1 [ 6].