Sentence examples for challenging population from inspiring English sources

Adolescents are a challenging population to reach with preventive health care service [ 10, 11].

49 50 51 Patients with chronic kidney disease represent a challenging population for the prescription and management of anticoagulation.

Evaluating the impact of ED within a year limits the significant attrition bias that tends to accrue over longer follow-up periods with this challenging population [ 66].

14– 16 The current trial evaluated a novel device for intraoperative assessment of lumpectomy margins in a challenging population with nonpalpable disease.

This is exactly the problem: The least experienced guards are often assigned to look after the most challenging population of inmates, many of whom should probably have never been placed in a jail setting at all.

"They're wrapped up in a lot of family chaos," Dr. Zeitler said, calling them a "challenging population" with a lot of stress in their lives, on top of the normal chaos of the teenage years.

"It was placed there so it could get the most use from the challenged population," he said.

One the one hand this seems like a nice idea for the agriculturally challenged population, but on the other hand it seems like a gigantic wasted effort.

The city plans to challenge population data gathered by the census, which says New York's population is 8.175 million.

It has adapted its school day to engage the entire school community and accommodate working on the show for the challenged population.

We are presenting this as a surgical technique paper with two case reports showing significant advantages for a challenged population.