Examples of using Specific population groups in English and their translations into Portuguese
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throughout history, privilege specific population groups, such as women,
We have insisted on measures targeted at two very specific population groups: first of all,
others use a range of indicators that go from following up the health of specific population groups to blood pressure
psychological system of individuals or specific population groups'(amendment proposal 93,
since this analysis was performed with a specific population group.
thus becoming attainable for a specific population group.
Polarization of caries is the highest concentration disease severity in a specific population group.
in reestablishing a vision of men as a specific population group, there is a risk of reproducing the tendency to focus the gender as one,
An accurate characterization of the cardiovascular risk factors in a specific population group is essential for the implementation of educational campaigns
data were obtained from a specific population group, with its cultural, economic
services access to a specific population group, which affects human health.
in this case mental health disorders, in a specific population group: public servants with direct,
some important aspects for this specific population group may have not been considered since it was not a sample selected to represent the elderly population of the county.
1. creates a view of men as a specific population group, 2. reinforces
16% of the results, most of which in specific population groups.
Educational actions are directed to specific population groups, such as children,
The other indices of this theme category are directed to two specific population groups; four check the children's vulnerability condition;
This technique has also been tested in specific population groups, including patients with established segmental dysfunction
Despite that, we then have numerous paragraphs referring to specific population groups, such as the Christians in Orissa,
studies of vulnerability factors among specific population groups, and development and application of novel methods