Sentence examples for which may afflict from inspiring English sources
First are those plagued by anxiety, depression, even post-traumatic stress disorder, which may afflict up to 58 percent of us, according to a recent American Cancer Society study.
Such problems may afflict RCTs, as well as other types of studies, introducing bias in ways which are overlooked [ 21].
His own survival cannot be assured.But bigger problems may afflict the south.
School phobia may afflict schoolchildren who are overly attached to a parent.
The specter of starvation may afflict as many as 600 million, and malnutrition, another 150 million by the year 2020.
You begin to worship the DJ and crave the slight changes in the music, which may explain the mania that afflicts the house scene every time a new subgenre of it emerges.
This early interaction can be disrupted if a parent is afflicted with depression, which may cause future behavioral problems and affect cognitive functions [ 5– 7].
Beebe also began to be afflicted with a throat ailment which may have been Sjögren's syndrome, although lacking a complete understanding of what caused it, Beebe and his doctors referred to it as "mango mouth".
A neoadjuvant platform could gain insights into the tumor biology, which may ultimately hold the key to achieving cure for most, if not all patients afflicted with this deadly disease.
Adherence was very high, which may be partly explained by the previous experience patients had witnessing daily deaths in TB afflicted inmates and by the fact that the prison inmate leadership strongly supported the Colony 33 DOTS program.
