Five of these also had other health problems which compounded the effect of their joint problem on their ability to function.
Weiner's dirty pictures, small beer though they are in comparison, may suggest a problem with impulse control, which, compounded by an instinct to stonewall and to blame others, might have struck voters as relevant.
Antibiotic resistance is a rapidly increasing problem, which is compounded by indiscriminate antibiotic use at a global level.
At the same time, an employer may not know how to address the impact of violence, fail to create or implement a relevant workplace policy or train supervisors on this issue, or misunderstand the problem, which may compound the situation and make matters worse.
Meanwhile, adding to the problems for the workers and families involved, he said, is the fact that so many workers in such Bangladeshi factories "are not registered with social security," which compounds problems they will have in securing any compensation.
"Zoning goes out the window, which compounds the problem.
Others suffer excessive perspiration, and then become anxious about being sweaty, which compounds the problem.
Coincidentally, transcriptome assemblies generally use data from a wide variety of tissues and stages in order to increase our ability to find more genes, which compounds this problem.
Poverty rates for women remain higher than for men, which compounds health problems: the thinktank New Policy Institute has reported increases in life expectancy for men, especially in the most deprived areas, are higher than for women.
"They're doing everything they can to reduce payment for chips, which compounds the problems for the sawmills," said Hakan Ekstrom, the president of Wood Resources International, a company in Bothell, Wash., that tracks wood commodity prices.
