Sentence examples for at risk segments from inspiring English sources

A recent report released by the Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA) as part of a campaign to empower and protect Latinas in the workplace underscores the need for CIR to protect one of the most at risk segments in our labor market.

Amphibian populations in the beginning stages of decline often exude a number of signs, which may potentially be used to identify at-risk segments in conservation efforts.

There are so many urban food deserts that have wreaked havoc with the health of our most at-risk community segments.

"In a competitive world, it is disingenuous to put at risk any segment of Scotland's tourism market such as that dependent upon wild and open landscapes". He called on the Scottish government to commission its own study of wind farms and their impact on tourism by a "demonstrably independent research body".

It's these types of affordable patient monitoring services that can help intervene in unhealthy lifestyles, get (and keep) us in shape, as well as monitoring at risk and aging segments of the population.

Standard laminectomy for treatment of cervical myelopathy is associated with secondary instability and kyphosis, while laminectomy combined with fusion puts adjacent segments at risk of degeneration.

Postoperative malalignment of the cervical spine may alter cervical spine mechanics and put patients at risk for clinical adjacent segment pathology requiring surgery.

6 Patients with DM-ESRD are the fastest growing segment of the dialysis population 7 8 and also represent the segment most at risk for poor clinical outcomes.

An estimated 211,000 long-distance jobs in this segment are at risk of displacement from autonomous trucks.

Recently palifermin (Kepivance®) became the first pharmaceutical/ biological approved for the treatment of mucositis, although in a small segment of the at risk population.

Suture repair of tibial tubercle osteotomy does however rely on the integrity of the lateral periosteal sleeve for stability and is therefore at risk of migration of the osteotomy segment.