Sentence examples for most widely affected from inspiring English sources

An estimated 200,000 people born in this country have Haitian parents, according to the last census, by far the largest immigrant group here and thus the one most widely affected by the ruling.

While one might assume that older cities like New York, which has millions of apartments built before 1978, would be the most widely affected, Daniel Kozlov, the project manager for New York Modern Interiors, which specializes in renovations, says that over the years many apartments have already been renovated and are likely to be free of lead.

Major depressive disorder (MDD) is the most widely affecting of the mood disorders; the lifetime risk has been observed to fall between 10 and 20% and 5 and 12% for women and men, respectively [1].

Anxiety is one of the most widely used affect constructs in decision aid studies but has usually been conceptualized as an outcome rather than a moderator of a decision [ 1, 19- 23].

"[The figures] show that poorer areas are more widely affected".

Consequently, while it is acknowledged that oceanic islands harbour a disproportionally large fraction of the most critically endangered plant species in the world, we know next to nothing about how one of the most widely studied ecological patterns affects the regeneration and longer-term survival of these plants.

After each trailer and lecture, students completed the 20-item, Positive and Negative Affectivity Schedule (Watson, Clark, & Tellegen, 1988), perhaps the most widely used measure of affect in psychology.

The goal of the proposed quality metric is to detect, with a reasonable accuracy, three synthetic alterations which may deeply affect the most widely used matching systems.

Relative humidity (RH) is the most widely studied environmental factor to affect bioaerosol evaporation and survival (Parienta et al. 2011; Dunklin and Puck 1948) and was investigated in this study.

The earthquake was one of the most widely felt in U.S. history, affecting 23 states over an area of 580000 square miles.

7 This change, affecting the most widely prescribed antidepressant in the US, with 37.8 million prescriptions in 2011, 8 left clinicians unclear about appropriate next-step strategies because of the lack of data comparing citalopram with other antidepressants.