Sentence examples for special population groups from inspiring English sources

In more general terms, it is also suitable as a delivery vehicle for peptide-based bioactives to special population groups e.g paediatric and geriatric.

IMR is based at the Transportation Sustainability Research Center TSRCC) at the University of California, Berkeley, and the current research areas include: goods movement, intelligent transportation systems (ITS), transit connections, mobility for special population groups, and alternative land use and transport futures.

Special communication strategy: This will enable providers to adjust service delivery according to the special needs of special population groups.

Nine studies depict constipation prevalence rates in special population groups in Europe: infants, children, elderly population, women and participants living in long-term care facilities (Table 2).

Using regularly collected hospital discharge data at the community level, providers and decision makers can easily undertake timely assessments of population needs and the extent of access barriers faced by special population groups [ 27, 28]; (iv) it provides baseline information on ACSCs admission rates for total ACSCs and specific ACSCs in adult and paediatric population.

Specifically, our purpose was to identify the prevalence of constipation in the general population and in special population groups, identify the risk factors associated with this functional disorder and compare the findings with those of the systematic review of the epidemiology of constipation in North America [ 12].

Police knew Mr Saunders was a member of a so-called special population group because of his long-term alcoholism and history of violent mood swings.

Jury No 7 Do you consider that it is established as likely that insufficient weight was given after 9.09pm to the fact that Mr Saunders was a member of what used to be called a special population group (now "vulnerable person") with regard to the nature, proximity and numbers in the police containment?

Finally, they must consider whether, after Saunders shot out his kitchen window at 9.09pm that night "insufficient weight" was given to him being a "special population group" – someone vulnerable through alcohol or drugs – "with regard to the nature, proximity and numbers of the police containment".

Was "insufficient weight" given the fact Saunders was drunk, therefore a member of a "special population group" — vulnerable person – "in the nature, proximity and numbers in the police containment positions after he last fired at 21.09?" A total of 59 armed officers with more than 100 weapons surrounded Saunders' flat.

The jury found that after Saunders fired his shotgun at 9.09pm, police gave insufficient weight to the fact that he was a member of a so-called special population group – vulnerable through alcohol – in deciding "the nature, proximity and numbers in the police containment positions".