Sentence examples for more often affect from inspiring English sources

Problems more often affect films that touch the Chinese directly.

Based on publications related to US and MDCTA, ulcerations were found to more often affect fatty plaques, less often fibrous and rarely calcified plaques [7].

Graphic design and layout can affect a site's usability but more often affect users in other ways, such as brand recognition, organizational image, aesthetics, and trust.

Novel domains more often affect regulatory proteins and show a higher degree of structural disorder than ancient domains.

Interestingly, we find relatively more nonsynonymous SNVs in the substrain variants compared to the control set, indicating that the substrain SNVs more often affect protein sequence.

Firstly the impact of the substrain variants is relatively high: Substrain variants more often affect protein sequence and nucleotides with high phasCons score.

While there are few families with multiple occurrences of lung cancer in relatives, families of probands are more often affected and show bigger clusters of affected family members P-value=0.001 P-value=0.001

Although Mr. Schlesinger can be scorching (of President Bill Clinton's fund-raising methods in 1996 he writes, "this may have been legal, but it is aesthetically displeasing and historically disgusting"), his language more often affects Jane Austen's sunny politesse.

A more serious type of altitude sickness, high altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE), occurs rarely among newcomers to altitude but more often affects those who have already become acclimated to high elevations and are returning after several days at sea level.

Guillain-Barré's cause is unknown, though different studies have suggested it more often affects people who have had a flu shot, the flu itself, some bacterial infections — or even, according to Dr. Sencer's paper, people who have been struck by lightning.

Males are more often affected than females.