Sentence examples for further suffer from from inspiring English sources

Children can further suffer from psychological trauma, or face exploitation, violence, abuse, displacement, and separation from their caregivers.

A newly arisen, partially sexual cytotype may further suffer from minority cytotype disadvantages in the population (Levin, 1975), because it will mostly receive pollen of the wrong ploidy level.

An impaired gut in a child without access to sufficient energy or nutrients will further suffer from impaired healing, with subsequent decline in gut function and nutrient absorption for growth; thus begins a vicious cycle between infection and malnutrition.

It further suffers from the illusion that the Palestinian people will give up their deep historical, cultural, and national commitment to Jerusalem – and relinquish the rights of our refugees.

As a result of such parasitic loss, the cell further suffered from loss of active materials in the second stage, in which the positive electrode kinetics was hampered and the capacity loss accelerated.

The króna, which was ranked by The Economist in early 2007 as the most overvalued currency in the world (based on the Big Mac Index), has further suffered from the effects of carry trading.

The patient further suffered from post-stroke depression and was treated with a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI).

Likewise, whole organ biophotonic imaging for fluorescence-labeled therapeutics also lacks microscopic resolution and further suffers from the fact that the quantitative data from whole organs is dramatically affected by size and shape of the organ.

Gene expression profiling of tumor tissue further suffers from mixed signal due to a stromal cell component and heterogeneous populations of cancer cells, only some of which contribute to tumor progression and maintenance [ 2].

The presumed mechanism for corticosteroids improve the outcome in NAION patients is prevention of the "vicious circle" [ 19] in which the ischemic tissue further suffers from the secondary damage by a mechanical pressure caused by the swollen ischemic axons in an already crowded disc with a small scleral canal.

A further 10 per cent suffer from acute malnutrition.