Sentence examples for more negatively affected than from inspiring English sources

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

Women are more negatively affected than men by the competitiveness in this stage of an academic career and their concerns about competitiveness are fuelled, they say, by a relative lack of self-confidence.

Appendix: Table 9 confirms the main result that wages of older workers are more negatively affected than those of prime age workers.

His research projected that Iraq War veterans will be more negatively affected than soldiers of any previous conflict.

It does not make much sense from the pundit speculation that Republicans would be more negatively affected than Democrats.

Our findings are consistent with these results, as well as recent ones indicating self-incompatible systems are more negatively affected than self-compatible ones following habitat loss and fragmentation [12], [25], [29].

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

The overall picture arising from these tests confirms our main results: older workers labour market position is more negatively affected by displacement than that of prime-age workers, whereas within age groups, those with longer tenure tend to be affected more, especially among the older ones.

Widowed men may be more negatively affected by bereavement than widowed women [ 45- 49].

On the other hand some research has indicated that boys' mathematics performance is more negatively affected by MA than girls' performance is.

However, for North American flora, Palmer (2006) found that non-native plant richness is more negatively affected by latitude than native richness.