Sentence examples for vulnerable to dehydration from inspiring English sources

The elderly (whose thirst sensation may be dulled), people who are ill, and those flying in airplanes are especially vulnerable to dehydration.

They are especially vulnerable to dehydration, exposure and diarrhoea.

Infants, the elderly, and immunocompromised persons are especially vulnerable to dehydration caused by diarrhea, which is in turn spawned by bacteria or viruses acquired from tainted drinking water.

"Children are particularly vulnerable to dehydration from diarrhoea caused by cholera," says Akhil Iyer, head of UNICEF in Angola, "and the current crisis threatens to exacerbate their already fragile health situation".

These children are especially vulnerable to diarrhoeal dehydration.

Since the cone is denuded of epithelium, it is vulnerable to excessive dehydration during the lengthy CXL treatment (total of 45 minutes).

The sample used for SEM micrographs was dried by freeze-drying that preserved cell structure (Fig. 4), whereas the NDF and MDF undergone a drying process at ambient and moderately high temperature, and their cell wall becomes very vulnerable due to dehydration.

Young children are especially vulnerable to death from dehydration.

Dehydrated children are vulnerable to renal effects because dehydration, especially if associated with increased perspiration, triggers lower urine volume and higher supersaturation of stone-forming salts (Fakheri and Goldfarb 2009).

'A lack of clean water and sanitation facilities is of great concern at the present time, as we know children are highly vulnerable to diarrhoeal disease and dehydration.

Liu was quoted in the CNN story about a study that found that newborns discharged early were more vulnerable to several conditions including jaundice, dehydration and sepsis and consequently more likely to be re-admitted to the hospital.