Sentence examples for particularly vulnerable subgroups from inspiring English sources
These may represent particularly vulnerable subgroups of the screening population.
Classifying all Asian ethnic groups as a single group greatly obscures the sometimes substantial ethnic differences and may preclude identification of particularly vulnerable subgroups that deserve intensified disease management.
Elucidation of factors associated with raised levels of anxiety is likely to be helpful in identifying: (1) particularly vulnerable subgroups of the population, (2) particular issues that may be causing concern or worries among women, and (3) targets that could be addressed in interventions aimed at helping alleviate anxiety.
Given their high rates of uncontrolled blood pressure, urban African Americans comprise a particularly vulnerable subgroup of persons with hypertension.
Women on probation and parole stand out as a particularly vulnerable subgroup in a population of women already experiencing severe challenges to health and wellbeing.
Another strength of this study is the investigation of air pollution effects in a particularly vulnerable subgroup.
Our data confirm that the Vietnamese-American population in eastern New Orleans, Louisiana, represents a particularly vulnerable subgroup that eats substantially more shrimp than the NHANES estimates.
It is more prevalent in certain vulnerable subgroups, particularly in African Americans and Latinos and those of lower socioeconomic status (SES).
These data highlight the challenges associated with achieving recommended goals for appropriate diabetes management in youth and indicate that some subgroups are particularly vulnerable.
The aggregation may also lead to a masking of key population subgroups that are particularly vulnerable to HIV infection, which should be targeted by HIV programming interventions.
Thus, certain subgroups may be particularly vulnerable to heat effects, and identifying them for specific locations would be beneficial for targeting public health interventions.
