Sentence examples for which culturally from inspiring English sources

This is a report of a modified, child-centric, cross-cultural translation and adaptation process in which culturally appropriate and methodologically valid translations of a disease-specific QoL measure, the Kids ITP Toolss (KIT), were performed in children with immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP).

It can be shown that the region experienced a peak in anthropogenic activity during the early and middle Iron Age which culturally ties in with the northern Russian Altai (Pazyryk culture) and later shifts towards strong influences from the Semirechye.

This finding contrasts with several earlier studies in which culturally diverse groups have indicated that maternity care within Western culture runs counter to their traditional practices, and adversely impacts their pregnancy, birth and postnatal experience [ 12, 14, 15].

A vertical, upstairs-downstairs picture is being replaced by a horizontal model in which culturally related forms with different, sometimes conflicting social histories run on parallel tracks from which they often veer and intersect.

And Mr. Kirk is from Texas (which culturally is at least as much a part of the Southwest as of the Deep South) and the Trade Rep is not exactly a top-tier cabinet member.

What was originally intended in 1848 as a call to place the concept of a unified nation above regional differences with geographic borders marking the extent to which culturally German settlers had spread became reinterpreted as a justification for German expansionism and misinterpreted by some as a claim to German world hegemony.

The Cape-to-Rand railway journey became a discursive trope in which culturally-constructed ideas about landscape and identity were protected and saved.

General shortage of resources in services providing mental health care "There's a great difficulty in finding mental health services, which are culturally sensitive and culturally competent".

At that level, oral health interventionists can begin to build culturally competent dental homes, which offer culturally relevant, specific dental health information for new immigrants and young children.

First, alcohol is a legal commodity which is culturally accepted in many Asian cultures [ 11].

As a result, it can be stated that landscape is a cultural term: Landscapes are a cultural construct, and any landscape is the result of contemporary vision which is culturally influenced by the current context.