The phrase "a specific risk group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular category of individuals who share a common vulnerability or exposure to a certain risk.
Example: "The study focused on a specific risk group, namely individuals with pre-existing health conditions."
Alternatives: "a targeted risk category" or "a defined risk population."
If it recognises that a specific risk group is older, harmful drinkers why is this population not screened for liver disease?
The aim of this article is to report, from their own perspective, the attitudes and believes towards vaccination, with special emphasis on the influence of sources of information to make the decision to get vaccinated, of health care workers (HCWs), considered as a specific risk group for immunization strategy against A (H1N1) influenza.
A screening initiative will thus need to consider which algorithm is the most appropriate for a specific risk group in a specific setting.
The limitations of the data surveyed in this study include its restriction to the tertiary referral infertility unit, the time frame of 6 month due to the expense of PCR kits, and to a specific risk group.
To address whether there was systematic loss to follow-up in a specific risk group, patients with DTT, DOT, but no treatment outcome, were contrasted with patients with all necessary information.
According to the number of multivariate risk factors, we established three risk groups and each patient was assigned to a specific risk group: low risk (zero risk factors), medium risk (one or two risk factor) and high risk (three or more risk factors).
A specific risk groups for pulmonary NTM disease with M. abscessus are cystic fibrosis patients [ 28].
Additionally, miRNA patterns associated with prednisone response, specific risk group, and relapse of ALL were also identified.
Similarly, it remains to be determined whether distinct expression signatures exist for prognostic parameters, including prednisone response and specific risk group, and for the association of specific miRNAs with the risk of relapse in pediatric leukemia.
The consequence of this mode of transmission is that possibly no specific risk group can be identified as patients will be randomly exposed to azole-susceptible and azole-resistant spores.
