With regard to vulnerability, vulnerable groups are commonly understood to include pregnant women, prisoners, children, and incompetent adults.
Notably (among other things), the members of the management committees made no connection between social justice and improvement of living conditions for subgroups of the population commonly described as vulnerable (women and indigents), except perhaps for children.
UNICEF's priority is to provide life saving essentials to children and their mothers as they are commonly the most vulnerable in natural and man-made disasters, as well as to ensure that children's education is not disrupted," said UNICEF Representative, Dr. Isiye Ndombi.
Researchers are looking into ways to increase the adaptation and durability of stump skin, thereby decreasing skin breakdown, infections, tumors, and malignancies commonly seen on this vulnerable site.
Prior to the implementation of Seguro Popular, vulnerable households commonly encountered out-of-pocket and catastrophic health expenditures attributed to outpatient care and medication, constraining them to reduce expenses in food, shelter, or education (Galárraga et al. 2010).
Certain indigenous foods commonly consumed by Kenyan vulnerable groups (the malnourished; children under 5 years of age; pregnant and lactating women; malnourished adults in cases of vitamin or mineral deficiencies, TB, diabetes, cancer, AIDS; refugees; orphans the elderly and the disabled) are not yet evaluated for phenolic content and health relevant functionality.
Plaques are more susceptible to rupture and commonly referred to as "vulnerable plaque" syndrome.
Elderly people are commonly described as a vulnerable community [ 8] and, in a country struggling to survive, the scientific information about health situation of elderly people is sporadic [ 9] and they are often overlooked in spite of their growing numbers.
Thus, NPY augments neointimal development in response to vascular injury (Li et al., 2005; Li et al., 2003) and can increase angiogenesis (Lee et al., 2003; Pons et al., 2003; Zukowska-Grojec et al., 1998a), a commonly accepted component of vulnerable plaques in patients.
L-brackets are commonly made of fatigue-vulnerable aluminum and with elbows precariously thin for swinging around another camera off the end.
