Sentence examples for more likely affects from inspiring English sources

However, Bullinger (1989) has proposed that short-term exposure to air pollution more likely affects daily mood rather than causes major depressive illnesses.

But because the Ravens play 15 games on Sundays this season, with a Monday night game Oct. 4 at home against the Kansas City Chiefs, any court appearances would more likely affect Lewis's practice schedule.

Yet annual wages were more likely affected by the American civil war (1861-65), which denied the Lancashire cotton mills of vital raw materials and forced huge numbers of workers to accept pay cuts or lose their jobs altogether.

Therefore, we disaggregate aid into specific-purpose categories that are more likely affecting the mechanisms described previously and test the direct effect of aid categories on migration.7.

Therefore, the experiment indicates that the fracture energy of the ductile adhesive is more likely affected by the loading condition than that of the brittle adhesive.

This could mean that ER Ca2+ levels or PC2 expression may not affect directly the P100 cleavage event, but more likely affect generally the stability of the PC1 products.

The guidelines more likely affect provider and health system factors.

Smokers who are from rural areas and smoking few cigarettes per day are more likely affected by these two policies.

We used p-value to measure if a pathway is more likely affected by SpA associated genes (see Method part).

Providing latrines and water to schools helps girls who are more likely affected by the lack of these facilities, but boys benefit too.

The claims data reduced self-reported bias, making it possible to observe individuals who were more likely affected by water outages.