easily affected

Based on this understanding, scientists suggested that because humans emerged comparatively underdeveloped, their brains are more malleable in the earliest period of life and more easily affected by environmental stimuli as they grow.

Researchers don't know if the enzymes of people who suffer from red wine headaches are more easily inhibited by quercetin or if this population is just more easily affected by the buildup of the toxin acetaldehyde.

The camera quality isn’t great, and its flying capabilities are easily affected by a strong gust of wind.

"People are easily affected by the atmosphere. If there were protests or protesters blocked the streets again, young people could get easily excited. But now nothing is happening, so that atmosphere is gone. My son also focuses on working and other areas of his life."

But such correspondence is easily affected by changing economic fortunes: When business dries up, companies look for ways to cut costs, and postage is often one of the first on the list.