For some countries that means persuading governments to recognize vulnerable groups often kept in the shadows, among them gay men and sex workers.
Performing scintigraphy with radiolabelled IL-2 in addition to currently available methods would seem to be a step toward a better assessment of cardiovascular risk by recognizing vulnerable patients through identification of the inflammatory process within an atherosclerotic plaque.
"They caved because they recognized how vulnerable they were," she said.
Many Africans have recognized how vulnerable this kind of sexual behavior makes people, and have sought to change it.
Mahanadi River basin is one of the recognized climatic vulnerable regions of India.
According to Robert Reichmann, of VISR, "If parents truly recognized how vulnerable their children were online they'd change their minds".
They are recognized as "vulnerable populations" by US Census [ 37] and environmental-justice neighborhoods by established criteria [ 6, 7].
It is well recognized that vulnerable populations face a "triple threat" – they are more likely to get ill, more likely to have difficulty accessing care, and when they do receive treatment, they are more likely to receive suboptimal care [ 54].
This law recognizes that vulnerable victims need the law on their side.
It obviously matters a great deal to some of us, and I don't want to minimize that at all -- the whole point of HMC is to recognize the vulnerable position many of us are in.
Because of its status as a semienclosed sea with stratified water columns, low water temperatures, a slow circulation pattern, and much runoff from coastal and river areas with high concentrations of population and industry the Baltic has been recognized as ecologically vulnerable.
