Sentence examples for more rapidly affected from inspiring English sources

Evidence suggests that employment status is more rapidly affected by depression compared with its effect on utilisation of health care services [ 71, 72].

As growth of 22Rv1 was more rapidly affected by DKC1 knockdown than that of Du145, it is possible that this surprising effect may be a consequence of already diminished protein biosynthetic capacity in this cell line.

Moreover, gene expression may be more easily and rapidly affected than systemic cytokine levels (Futh et al., 2004), and therefore some differences between gene expression and serum levels might be related to the effects of more recent and acute vs chronic activation of the immune system.

Keep the bite lower than the victim's heart (do not elevate the bite; that will increase circulation and spread the venom more rapidly), wash affected area and remove any potential constrictions such as rings (when swelling occurs constrictions could cause loss of blood flow and necrosis of tissues).

"What the anthrax issue has afforded us," said Jaye J. Giampaolo, the acting deputy fire chief in Torrington, "is the time and being able to build a system to prepare for something that would spread much more rapidly and affect a lot more people".

In limited cutaneous SSc, fibrosis is mainly present in the hands, arms and face, whereas in diffuse cutaneous SSc (dcSSc), the disease progresses more rapidly and affects the trunk and extremities [ 2].

The protein ubiquitination pathway was rapidly affected by treadmill training.

Most agents rapidly affected both cell yield and cell survival.

As of Thursday, city officials estimated that swine flu had spread rapidly, affecting more than half a million people.

They are unlikely to possess a regolith because such fragmented material heats and cools more rapidly, and is affected more strongly by the Yarkovsky effect, than solid rock.

However, the advent of next generation DNA sequencing technology is now making it possible to identify much more rapidly the genes affected in mutant strains [33].