Sentence examples for vulnerable subsets from inspiring English sources

64 65 66 More work is needed to identify the most vulnerable subsets of shift workers and the effects of shift modifying strategies on overall vascular health.

The pregnant are an especially vulnerable subset of victims of the quake that has left so many Haitians homeless and desolate.

Some matters are too big and would need cooperation and resources beyond what Lakeview has access to -- but if we who are progressive claim to care about the LGBTQ community, we must care about this very vulnerable subset.

In a partially immune population, while individuals with very few contacts maintain low levels of risk, moderately connected individuals become the most vulnerable subset of the population.

This suggests the existence of a vulnerable subset within the population: LGB osteopathic medical students with low perceived social support.

Latinos with LEP are a particularly vulnerable subset of an already underserved ethnic community, and may be more likely to distrust health care organizations, including academic and research institutions providing health services [ 36].

Despite the potential benefits of easily identifying a vulnerable subset of older people who are at increased risk of progression to mobility disability, there is currently limited information on the use of the Fried screening tool.

Infants are the most vulnerable subset of children involved with the child welfare system given their dependency on a caregiver to take care of their daily needs, and their inability to protect themselves from any form of harm [ 1, 2].

This suggests that those with preexisting neuropathy may be a vulnerable subset but alone it does not identify a mechanism for the increased risk of mortality with intensive therapy.

Exogenous administration of the inflammatory cytokine interferon-alpha (IFN-α) can trigger a depressive episode in a subset of vulnerable people, though associated risk factors remain poorly understood.

This suggests that loss of a ubiquitously expressed regulatory component of the COPI pathway does not necessarily result in death, but rather selective degeneration of a subset of vulnerable motor neurons that likely are more dependent on the COPI pathway than other cells, perhaps due to their large size and high degree of polarization [29].