Sentence examples for special needs populations from inspiring English sources

Equine-assisted physical activities are believed to improve the physical, psychological, and social wellbeing of special needs populations.

The literature indicates that research in designing for children is valuable, not only because it seeks to improve children's experience with digital resources, but also because such research translates to other marginalized users and special needs populations.

And the scope of the wrongdoing could be broader still given that many of the companies that provide such prekindergarten services also work with special needs populations in programs financed through other state agencies.

They built and evaluated a series of novel prototypes that explore Multi- User Coordination Policies and cooperative gesturing, encouraging equitable participation in educational tasks and supporting social skills development for special needs populations.

According to the initial contract Barry submitted to the secretary of the council, Watts-Brighthaupt wasupposeded to focus on poverty issues "with a particular focus on affordable housing, supportive services, special needs populations and government income support programs". Watts-Brighthaupt shed she was actually tasked with boosting civic participation.

Special needs populations were also emphasized, such as girls and women with physical and mental disabilities and their caregivers.

29 The hurricane makes landfall at about 8 p.m. Nycha officials estimate about half of the Zone A tenants and about 70 percent of the special needs population have evacuated.

"At some point, people with disabilities began to be referred to as special, our needs as special needs, and our demographic as the special needs population," writes Shapiro-Lacks (2013).

Cuiabá has lower population density and lower poverty rates in comparison to other state capitals, as well as a small concentration of special needs population, due to lower levels of poverty and availability of good-quality infrastructure and healthcare.

These findings may help oral health policy decision-makers in allocating adequate resources and in developing effective strategies to meet the DPTNs of this special needs population.

Although the literature cites case reports of oral signs and symptoms, this population was devoid of significant abnormalities, suggesting that patients previously reported in the literature represent those who sought consultation for oral symptoms and were not typical of this special need population.