Furthermore, affected individuals are often impoverished and marginalised, and may hide their condition because these diseases are stigmatised.
The ecosystem may need external inputs to recover its composition and function as soils are often impoverished and vegetal key stone species lost.
Demographically, the counties with the lowest participating rates are often impoverished, sparsely populated and rural; their residents make less money than most Americans and are less likely to own their home or have a college degree.
The Afghan fighters are often impoverished, religiously devout or ostracised from society, looking for money, social acceptance and a sense of purpose that they are unable to find at home.
The communities are often impoverished or show similar densities compared to their adjacent background habitats [33] [39], [41] (Table 1 and 3).
Voluntourists are called to administer care in communities abroad that are often impoverished, have poorly developed infrastructure, face political instability, and are exposed to endemic disease.
In economic costs, those who are most economically productive in society are also more likely to get injured, meaning families of injured persons are often impoverished through lost income and the costs of health care (2).
Overall this research combines state-of-the-art virtual reality, robotic movement simulations, and realistic human sculptures, to enhance moral paradigms that are often contextually impoverished.
Our history of reinforcement is often too impoverished to determine uniquely what we do or how we do it.
Even for the affluent, everyday American life is often remarkably impoverished, if measured in terms of free time, social connectedness, political engagement, meaningful work, or other things harder to calibrate than the horsepower of your engine or the square feet of your McMansion.
