Exemplos de uso de Increased vulnerability em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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which means a decrease in food production and increased vulnerability.
Thus, it emphasizes the importance of considering the social relevance attached by the incidence of diseases and the increased vulnerability to diseases related to this population.
Caring for a chronic patient is associated with severe stressors and increased vulnerability for mental disorders.
as well as their increased vulnerability.
This heterogeneity is reflected in the existence of poverty and increased vulnerability to risk areas, caused by the socioeconomic conditions,
considering that increasing age is a phenomenon associated with increased vulnerability and dysfunctionality, but may also be related to self-efficacy of the decline of memory,
found on this topic. Some studies have shown increased vulnerability to eating disorders in perfectionists compared to non-perfectionists.
For the regions dependent on these sectors today, there is an increased vulnerability to economic shocks similar to that which has provoked economic restructuring in the northern regions over recent decades.
Forgetfulness, loss of muscle mass, increased vulnerability and the increased probability of death appear throughout our lives, particularly after 40
taking into account their increased vulnerability and dependence in matters of health.
is characterized by increased vulnerability to stressors, with decreased strength,
Health care practitioners should then be made aware of the increased vulnerability for mental health problems in young girls with childhood eczema in order to plan effective treatment interventions in this potentially at-risk population.
is a form of relapse that may auger an increased vulnerability to recurrent depressive episodes
like the association between malnutrition and increased vulnerability to schizophrenia.
Frailty among elderly individuals can be defined as a geriatric clinical syndrome that involves a physiological state of increased vulnerability to stressors that result in decreased physiological reserves
focusses on imminent societal problems, such as society's increased vulnerability to climate and environmental changes
since this group of women finds themselves in a situation of increased vulnerability to HIV infection,
Unsafe injecting drug use and associated increased vulnerability to HIV remains a critical issue,
an intertrigo, a redness and peeling of skin of cheeks(so-called dairy scab), the increased vulnerability of mucous membranes.