It has become a sort of umbrella term, which now encompasses a variety of previously unconnected or unrecognised forms of abuse, such as trafficking, harmful traditional practices or bullying (compare, for instance, the resolutions adopted in 2000 and 2007).
The resulting network, after removing unconnected nodes, is formed of 31 connected components as displayed in Fig. 1, which were found to correspond roughly to the 27 countries.
Further, because chronic HIV infection results in various forms of organ damage, and because PLHIV are as vulnerable to unconnected illnesses as other people, it is also essential to ensure their access to general health facilities.
During the 1850s, many clubs unconnected to schools or universities were formed throughout the English-speaking world, to play various forms of football.
For datasets where individual values correspond to completely unconnected events (e.g. epidemiological surveillance of multiple independent introductions of a disease, or many other biological observations), the effects of two forms of under-reporting were assessed.
In the present experimental study, the use of packing plate at the joints in cold-formed channel sections may increase the load carrying capacity and also reduce the buckling of unconnected cold form channel steel plate at joints.
Taxis, while largely unconnected to the internet or any form of formal computer infrastructure, were actually the big data players in rider identification.
In the case of chemical mentions of the class MULTIPLE, which cover chemical entities that appear in form of separated or unconnected expressions (discontinuous) they are being annotated together in order to generate integrated forms.
Blocked reactions indicate knowledge limitations (such as reactions leading to dead-end metabolites whose metabolic fate or origin is unknown, or reactions involved in unconnected portions of metabolism, which form unconnected subgraphs in the network).
Marlene, a 60 year old BC woman diagnosed with a progressive form of the disease, described a series of seemingly unconnected traumatising and distressing life events which she was convinced contributed to the onset of her illness.
Thus, by introducing an umbrella term in the form of "children on the move", the discipline of protecting children embraced a large number of previously unconnected categories under one concept.
