Sentence examples for relative affect from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to investigate whether atopic disorders in the individual or in a first-degree relative affect the risk of developing schizophrenia.

We conduct a laboratory experiment to examine how task difficulty and different types of performance feedback – none, individual, and relative – affect individuals' selection of either a fixed pay contract or a relative-performance-based pay contract that provides a bonus for above-average performance.

Furthermore, 173/1773 (9.8%) patients had only one first-degree relative affected by NPC and 34/1773 (1.9%) had at least two affected first-degree family members.

Family psychiatric history was collected throughout a structured interview [ 32] and scored as follows: 0 = no first or second degree relative affected by mood disorders; 1 = one to three second degree affected relatives; 2 = one affected first degree relative or more than three second degree affected relatives; 3 = more than one affected first degree relative.

The term relative affecting (n), (u), and (pr) indicates the beta-difference of these variables in region (i) with respect to the national average.

Family history of lung cancer in cases was based on the definition of having at least one first-degree relative affected with lung cancer.

Only nine children in the study sample had a first-degree relative affected with psychosis.

Of these, 38% reported at least one first-degree relative affected by tinnitus.

*Indicates presence of at least one first-degree relative affected by DM. †Includes patients who require diet or antihypertensive agents.

Of the 1,488 children, 177 (11.9%) had a second-degree relative affected by type 1 diabetes (Fig. 1).

The proportion of children with a first-degree relative affected by type 1 diabetes was 12.2% (Fig. 1).