Sentence examples for more readily affect from inspiring English sources

The London plane is planted widely in cities for its resistance to air pollution and to diseases that more readily affect other plane trees.

These cross-sectional findings suggest that inflammation might more readily affect microvascular function, rather than macrovascular function, but further prospective studies specifically examining this hypothesis are warranted.

Both thermodynamic and kinetic analysis showed that disordered systems were more readily affected by nonnative interactions than ordered systems.

As revealed from the free-energy analysis that the disordered system was more readily affected by nonnative hydrophobic interactions (Figure 1), the binding rate of the disordered system showed greater amplitude of change (Figure 5B).

Therefore, female adolescents are more readily affected by academic pressure and complaining about pains.

It is unclear why certain language test scores were more readily affected by institutionalization and time than others.

Yet, in the Abstract the authors state: "Wnt-regulated CE is more readily affected by Dvl mutants unable to form the closed conformation than wild-type Dvl...non-canonical signaling is mediated by the open conformation of Dvl... ......

The host microenvironment in the patients may be more readily affected by the tumour than the surrounding mouse tissue accounting for the reduced levels of Dkk-1 in the mouse blood when compared to the human blood.

In addition, several studies report that endothelium-independent function may be more readily affected by CVD risk factors in patients with cardiovascular disease [ 36, 37] and in RA [ 38], yet there is a dearth of studies examining the relationship between endothelium-independent function and morphological parameters.

Alternatively, because of possible illegitimacy, we suspected that genealogical research might more readily identify affected mothers than affected fathers.

If trauma — in battle or elsewhere — can unhinge the uncluttered mind of a dog, how much more readily it must affect the complex mind of a human.