Sentence examples for more negatively affected from inspiring English sources

On average, obligate predators were more negatively affected than cambivores and facultative predators.

Populations with a large dispersal distance were more negatively affected as road mortality increased.

In contrast below-ground-nesting species were more negatively affected by tilling than were above-ground nesters.

According to the report, credit scores of small towns – not small-town residents – can be more negatively affected by natural disasters than those of larger municipalities.

Moreover, we found that the most specialist species were the more negatively affected by this landscape diversity in terms of colonization abilities.

Larval growth was more negatively affected by predator density than positively affected by larval food density, a possible reflection of stress caused by successive cyclopoid attacks.

Finally, the same amount of alcohol could more negatively affect females since females tend to have slower rates of metabolism, higher body fat ratios, and lower body weight". Don Shenker, from Alcohol Concern, said the research demonstrates why reducing binge drinking among young people must be an urgent priority.

It has been reported [ 9, 14, 32] that other characteristics of the endothelial graft, such as the often not uniform thickness and the asymmetry of the graft, may more negatively affect the visual outcome after DSAEK.

The authors found that older women with breast cancer are just as likely as younger patients to enter studies of hormonal treatments, which typically have mild side effects, but they are much less likely to get into studies of chemotherapy, that is expected to more negatively affect QOL.

The more productive compost treatment was associated with larger plant coverage and diversity before the occurrence of a sequence of drought disturbances, but was more strongly negatively affected by the disturbances than the two less productive treatments.

They found watching more TV negatively affected self esteem for all children, except white males.