Sentence examples for specifically vulnerable from inspiring English sources

As a pro-inflammatory state commonly occurs during critical illness [6], patients in the intensive care unit (ICU) may be specifically vulnerable to particle infusion and additional immune stimulation [3].

Since this study tries to serve all requirements of pedestrians, specifically vulnerable users whether old or disabled, designers have room to implement accessible routes for pedestrians in campus streets.

A clear understanding of how a system is specifically vulnerable to a hazard (typically described in terms of exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive capacity) can help emergency managers and local officials identify opportunities for preparing at-risk communities and mitigating potential losses (Wood 2009; Wood 2011).

In addition, individuals that understand the potential impacts of a hazard in their community and how they are specifically vulnerable are more likely to be involved in planning efforts and pro-active in preparedness strategies (Paton et al. 2001; National Research Council 2012).

And this combination of me being sincere in an environment manufactured to elicit a specifically vulnerable response temporarily scrambled the magnets in my bullshit detector.

Specifically vulnerable areas include patient flow, work-load, communication, information technology, assignments of responsibility and environment.

Having worked in the voluntary sector, specifically with vulnerable adults who have experienced domestic and sexual violence, I reached the point where there were limits to the advice I could provide.

"It has been astonishing to see allegations that any charity, or our organisation, has ever specifically targeted vulnerable or elderly people," says Philip, a call-centre fundraiser who works at Listen, the company investigated by the Mail on Sunday.

A purpose-focused training session will be designed specifically for vulnerable users, thereby reducing the cost against training sessions for all in the considered population.

Showing that it's willing to make it as easy as possible for people — and specifically more vulnerable young people — to control their data could help mitigate regulators making those moves on Facebook's behalf.

There is a need to also specifically target vulnerable children in urban areas, to maintain focus on women empowerment and pay attention to children from high socio-economic households in less favourable economic times.