英語 での Vulnerable populations の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Indigenous people, international students, immigrants and refugee families are particularly vulnerable populations that experience a lack of sustainability for various reasons, including lack of belonging and networks, low income, mental stress and discrimination.
However, in special vulnerable populations like malnourished children and those with a diminished immunity this can lead to serious complications including death.
These findings will be helpful for health policy makers and practitioners who seek to better identify vulnerable populations and to design effective intervention strategies to reduce dementia risk," Liu said.
He stressed the need to reduce duplication and fragmentation of governance, and to coordinate agencies and private institutions to get results for the poorest and most vulnerable populations.
The poorest countries have little economic cushion to protect vulnerable populations from calamity, particularly as the financial crisis followed close on the heels of a global spike in food prices.
Is anything why live in a group of people who live alone in the claws and fangs are no us how vulnerable populations should be easy-to-themselves.
NGOs working with trafficking victims continued to assert that the government was not proactive in searching for victims among vulnerable populations, such as foreign women in the sex trade or migrant laborers.
Ecuador proposed that the chapter on high mountain areas include consideration of the Andes and the Amazon and their influence on the global climate and vulnerable populations.
Even though liver and transmission-stage parasites do not cause malarial symptoms, prophylaxis and transmission-blocking drugs are essential for the proactive prevention of disease epidemics and to protect vulnerable populations.
(2) significant increases above current levels of United States support for humanitarian assistance provided inside North Korea should be conditioned upon substantial improvements in transparency, monitoring, and access to vulnerable populations throughout North Korea; and.
Uncle also vowed that the town government's plan to become a reality one day, that is, Chang Ping Gou was a fire burned the day! Perhaps the idea of some radical uncle, but he was about to be deprived of life as fundamentally vulnerable populations has his difficulties.
That covers a wide range of actions- from efforts to increase commitments to deliver“adequate, sustainable, predictable, new and additional adaptation finance that promotes transparency, participatory approaches, and accountability” to prioritizing and engaging vulnerable populations, such as development of community-based adaptation activities(CBA) projects in India, Peru, Tanzania and Thailand to help vulnerable households adapt to the impacts of climate change.
A vulnerable population is affected.
Theme of world population day in 2015 is‘Vulnerable population in emergencies'.
Sugie's data collection with a vulnerable population, particularly the passive data collection, might raise some ethical concerns.
There are more than 2 million prisoners in the United States, making up what Schwartz calls a highly vulnerable population.
In a vulnerable population, health care providers need to be sensitive to factors that can impact the ability of the individual to comprehend the information.
A year after deadly wildfires ravaged Northern California's Wine Country, its vulnerable population of farmworkers, many of them undocumented, find themselves in a heightened state of insecurity and inequality.
The vulnerable populations are first targeted.
We have also looked at people in vulnerable populations.