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Furthermore early mother-child separation can further hinder breastfeeding (10).
Social integration in the country of resettlement can be stressful, and PTSD can further hinder language acquisition [ 89], cause social isolation [ 90] and increase acculturation stress [ 91].
The vicious circle of DED pathogenesis, which can exacerbate the condition and facilitate merging or development of mechanistically distinct DED subtypes can further hinder accurate evaluation.
Additionally, healthcare professionals' lack of knowledge about ethno-cultural differences and ethnic stereotyping can further hinder trustful communication with relatives [ 15, 16, 19– 23].
Furthermore, the nature (e.g. metallic particles) and large size of some MRI labels (e.g. liposomes >300 nm in diameter) can further hinder uptake and affect islet function and viability.
Families' inability to fully understand patients' prognoses, their unrealistic expectations towards staff resulting from media exposure as well as a late and incomplete integration of patients' substitute decision maker into end-of-life discussion can further hinder effective communication with healthcare professionals.
In the current presidential race in the United States, for example, neither President Obama nor Governor Romney have discussed how the U.S.'s aging population can help or further hinder economic growth.
Panama suffers from a lack of expertise in complex financial crimes within its law enforcement ranks, which can be further hindered by a lack of political will in sensitive cases.
Dietary studies based on stomach content analysis can be further hindered by a large number of unidentifiable remains in the stomach [9] and recovery biases caused by differential digestion and/or retention of prey remains [10].
Conversely, for obese or overweight women, the association was a bit different: excess weight can interfere with fertility, but intensive exercise didn't further hinder the ability to conceive among obese and overweight study participants.
