Sentence examples for more severe affects from inspiring English sources

An important objective of this study is to highlight that another large earthquake is a potential reality in Mérida State at any time; the day this may occur cannot be predicted, but future impacts are likely to have a more severe affects than the last large earthquake on 28 April 1894.

Memory loss from early-stage Alzheimer's is far more severe, affecting people's ability to work and causing problems with language or judgment.

Second-degree burns are more severe, affecting both the first and second layers of the skin.

Those with moderate and severe disease were more severely affected in terms of productivity than those with mild disease.

A learning disability can be mild or more severe, but affects someone for their whole life.

A more severe casemix affects the transition from HCC to death (OR = 1.714).

Incremental policy is not predicated on arguments that exposure in the areas of priority implementation is more severe or affects more people and is thus deserving of more immediate control than in the later regulated areas.

As one of the most common genetic diseases affecting the nervous system, CMT and more severe neuropathies affect approximately 1 in 3,000 individuals.

Granted, Detmer was never considered a candidate to be picked in the first round, but he never let concerns of a more severe injury affect his decisions.

It declared that "the real-world experience of the Chernobyl and Fukushima disasters... were more severe and affected a much larger geographical area than provided for in NRC regulations" and asked, among other things, for the NRC to expand its current 10-mile evacuation planning zone around nuclear plants.

More severe symptoms affected the children of case  3 3, who are actually cousins of the proband.