Sentence examples for extra vulnerable from inspiring English sources
Their traffickers tell them all kinds of lies to make them extra vulnerable.
When the women, in unison, adjust their bra straps, suck in their stomachs, pull at their dresses, their vanity and uncertainty seem extra vulnerable.
Like it or not, many passengers are forced to fly, but no one is required to sit on deck and sip mai tais; that could make cruising extra vulnerable to consumers' discretionary income.
The $12 million annual budget of Citizens United, a relatively small player in national politics, is roughly double the total amount raised by every state executive, legislative, and judicial candidate over a biennial election cycle in Montana Notes: The state's sparse population, dependence on extraction industries and low campaign costs make it extra vulnerable to improper influence.
For one, their close-in habitable zones could leave them extra vulnerable to perils such as stellar flares.
This implies that the growth zone and the endplate of the disc are extra vulnerable for both initial fatigue and concluding failure due to overuse loading in the young spine.
Recruiting minorities into research studies requires special attention, particularly when studies involve "extra-vulnerable" participants with multiple vulnerabilities, e.g., pregnant women, the fetuses/neonates of ethnic minorities, children in refugee camps, or cross-border migrants.
It becomes even more complex, usually requiring extensive discussion among IRB members, when studies involve participants with multiple vulnerabilities, described herein as "extra-vulnerable" populations, e.g., pregnant women or the fetuses/neonates of ethnic minorities, children inhabiting refugee camps, or illegal cross-border migrants.
2. "Extra-vulnerable minority" includes pregnant women, fetuses, and neonates.
Among clinical studies involving minority populations, 5.3% without extra-vulnerable groups and 7% with extra-vulnerable populations were deferred; and the same rates were not approved.
One non-clinical study involving a minority, but without extra-vulnerable status, was not approved.
