Sentence examples for culture impacted from inspiring English sources

In a recent TurkishWIN talk, a platform promoting empowerment through networking among women with ties to Turkey, a male professor from Drexel University visiting Istanbul with MBA students asked speakers "How has Turkish culture impacted your success?" He said that coming 6,000 miles away he was expecting a more oriental view of being a successful Turkish woman.

This is but one example of how our parents entree into, but not full understanding of middle class culture impacted our ability to show up and why Affirmative Action was necessary then and is still necessary now at so many levels within our society.

The hospital culture impacted on the carer's role and, given their status as visitors, frequently resulted in associated exclusion from information exchange about the patient.

In one study women planned a vaginal birth at 36 weeks gestation but Shorten et al. [ 29] identified that organisational culture impacted women securing their preferred mode of birth.

These observations confirm that 1) no major changes existed between control and EGC conditions at t = 8 hours and 2) that the 24 hour-time of culture impacted on gene expression profiling in IEC, likely reflecting differentiation of IEC over the time of culture.

Culture impacted significantly on how assessors viewed candidates' interpersonal communication.

So overall the increasing objectification we have, partly because of our celebrity culture, impacts women worse than men".

More specifically, it examined how sport culture impacts overuse injuries.

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Little attention was paid to how culture impacts upon clinical presentation and the acceptability of specific interventions.

Research carried out on the culture-performance relationship in ICUs shows that unit culture impacts on relevant performance indicators (for example, length of stay).