Examples of using Compounded in English and their translations into Chinese
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The whole is compounded by nature of individual parts, whose destruction is inevitable(“destruction” here meaning transformation).
Active TB, compounded by the damaging lung health effects of tobacco smoking, substantially increases risk of disability and death from respiratory failure.
(f) Limited human resources compounded by high levels of migration, particularly of skilled persons, and by weak institutional capacities.
The HIV/AIDS pandemic has compounded the care giving responsibilities of women and girls.
The problem is compounded, says Lintz, because there aren't uniform descriptions of the specs and features so people can compare models.
In Central Asia, for instance, climate change has compounded problems of environmental degradation and has led to serious deterioration of ecosystems.
The whole is compounded by nature of individual parts, whose destruction is inevitable("destruction" here means transformation).
If the required return on both these bonds is 12 percent compounded semiannually, what is the current price of Bond M?
It further noted that the limited availability of skilled human resources, compounded by the high rate of emigration, also adversely affected the full implementation of the Convention.
An increase in the number of development partners and amount of aid has also compounded the challenge faced by recipient countries in managing development assistance.
Additionally, global expansion of food and beverages industry, compounded growing food service industry is another factor fueling the market growth.
An appalling legacy, especially concerning the condition of children, has compounded the painful social costs of radical transformation.
The remoteness of some rural communities and occasional resistance to the efforts of the Government and aid workers have compounded the situation.
I know it sounds crazy, but the first way to speed up your plan is to save more and invest those savings for compounded growth.
This situation, compounded by a high demand for education, has resulted in a decline in teaching conditions and serious structural problems.
Furthermore, there is no scientific evidence that these compounded medications are safer or more effective than government-approved hormones.
The challenges we face in pursuing our MDGs are compounded by the difficult terrain and physical landscape of Papua New Guinea.
It was another episode in a more compounded tragedy that has seen the expulsion and dispossession of nearly 800,000 Palestinians.
The low international price of nickel, the three major hurricanes and the global economic crisis have compounded the hardships of the Cuban people.
The President' s unilateral decision further compounded the stalemate and aggravated tensions.