Sentence examples for a lower vulnerability from inspiring English sources

The modified energetic materials are expected to yield enhanced properties, e.g. a lower vulnerability towards shock initiation, enhanced blast, enhanced shelf-life and environmentally friendly replacements of currently used materials.

This finding confirms the findings of Appiah-Kubi et al. [16] who reported a lower vulnerability estimate of 36.3% for female-headed households compared to male-headed households with estimated vulnerability of 54.4%.

Thus, a lack of worsening of BD illness characteristics in the presence of SUD may be explained by a lower vulnerability.

Subsequent assessments of the communities using the cube analysis can be undertaken to monitor and evaluate if the communities are moving toward a lower vulnerability position.

Compared with previous work on postnatal CPF exposure, the effects seen here required doses closer to the threshold for fetal weight loss; this implies a lower vulnerability in the fetal compared with the neonatal brain.

For a large-scale national program, the assessment can be used as a tool to monitor and track the progress of any estuary through time to better assess if the adaptation options implemented achieved a movement toward a lower vulnerability region of the cube (as in Fig.  1c).

The updated distribution of vulnerability shows an increase in the lower vulnerability classes (C and D), and a slight decrease in the most vulnerable classes (A and B).

A value of 1 represents lower vulnerability to corruption and a value of 0 represents higher vulnerability to corruption since the absence of a standardized process or documentation of such process creates inconsistencies in decision-making.

We consider therefore that individuals with Greek foot or square digital foot are less at risk of suffering from forefoot pathologies because of the footwear as a consequence of the lower vulnerability of these to the standard triangular form of the shoe tip which facilitates better accommodation of the foot to the footwear.

A lower VES-13 score (lower vulnerability) was associated with increased health literacy (OR 0.70, p=0.002).

A lower VES-13 score (lower vulnerability) was associated with increased health literacy (OR 0.70, CI 0.56 to 0.88) and ER visits in the prior 12 months.