Sentence examples for particularly frail from inspiring English sources

The Camden Diocese is also particularly frail.

She also tells me that her movement, which is slow but not particularly frail, has been improved by the acquisition of a treadmill.

As a broad generalisation, it can be said that few companies outside the plain that extends from Tokyo to Osaka are internationally competitive, and some notably in retailing and construction are in particularly frail health.

Abuse of older people has been widely covered by the media – from the Mid Staffordshire hospital scandal and Panorama to the BBC2 show Protecting our Parents, there has been a stream of reports highlighting appalling treatment of particularly frail and vulnerable older people.

It is important to avoid damaging the expansion system, which is particularly frail at the tip, in order to avoid the need to change the nail.

In elderly hemodialysis patients, protein-energy wasting is associated with poor outcome; however, the association between body mass index (BMI) changes over time, and survival has been seldom studied in this particularly frail population.

Dr. Fauci advised anyone concerned about anthrax, particularly the frail or people with immune disorders, to "wash your hands and be careful".

When endoscopic haemostasis cannot be achieved, transcatheter arterial embolisation (TAE) (Fig. 10) may be helpful, particularly in frail patients.

Authors of another study noted that, particularly among frail participants, "The program needs to be individually tailored because older people vary considerably in their physical capacity and health in response to exercise (Gardner et al. 2001)." Studies that included participants at above-average risk implemented exercise programs in a range of settings.

Decreased food intake is a risk factor for relevant complications (e.g. infections, pressure ulcers), longer hospital stays, higher readmission rates, greater health care costs and increased patient mortality, particularly in frail hospitalized older adults who are malnourished or at risk of malnutrition.

Health Minister Dan Poulter said: "The government is putting doctors and nurses at the forefront of delivering more integrated and community-based care, and thousands of patients across the country, particularly the frail elderly, are already benefiting from these changes, and will continue to do so.