Challenges of language and cultural differences compound the problems of the poorer Asia Americans, many of them older and without the working knowledge of English.
One nuance in the study's data points to this complexity: sighted and blind men both strongly favored the mannequin with the lower W.H.R., but this slimmer-waisted body received especially high scores from the men with sight, maybe because a life spent amid cultural signals compounds the work of evolution.
That cultural norm, compounded by economic hardship, results in little incentive to spend money to educate girls.
Neo-colonialist professor's incessant "micro aggressions" in conjunction with attempts at "cultural appropriations" compounded by insensitively glorifying great literature by dead white men is the etiology of "triggering" from which debilitating physiological and epistemic harm, possibly permanent can occur.
However, individuals in the inner city are faced with challenges of high population density and cultural diversity, compounding the barriers to testing.
Further, socio-cultural factors compound families' health care seeking behaviour such that many children are taken late to health facilities and pregnancy is not given special care.
For women who are not famous, wealthy or otherwise influential, socioeconomic, cultural and historical disadvantages compound to make it more likely that harassment will occur and less likely that it will be taken seriously. .
In Australia, although these programs attract students from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds, the workload is compounded by cultural differences and a new academic learning environment which presents additional challenges.
The problem for local doctors is compounded by cultural opposition to organ donation.
Compounding the cultural war and creating fodder for his critics, newsstand sales for the magazine were off 31.5percentt in the second half of last year.
