Furthermore, molecular-genetic and physiological studies may provide insights into which distinctive VEN biological feature confers accentuated vulnerability in bvFTD.
Indeed, the number of striatal synapses from a single dopaminergic neuron is estimated to be 102,165 245,103 in rat [ 131], while it is ten times more abundant to 1,000,000 2,400,000 in human [ 18], which provides a basis for the distally accentuated vulnerability of nigrostriatal axons.
Scraped and dirty legs may accentuate your vulnerability to the point of disgust.
She is sculpted into a real person through complexities – her ability to lie and land someone in terrible trouble renders her fallible, while her devotion to her foul friend accentuates her vulnerability.
In stories that accentuate Israel's vulnerability and fragility, such as those that cluster around the judges, the Spirit is conspicuously present.
Now, still a virgin, he found himself entangled with a real, serious-minded schoolgirl, whose vulnerability was accentuated by a slight limp.
The delicacy is accentuated by the tantalizing vulnerability evident in Draper's voice, which is distinctive and elusively beautiful, like a dream of clouds floating in heavenly realms.
Although the disadvantages and uncertainties typical in modeling were accentuated by the available data, the final vulnerability result indicates validity, and is in accordance with expert-level understanding about how the city is developing.
On the basis of the above data, we hypothesized that vulnerability to trauma events is accentuated by stressful life events, social support, and variation in GR, which may result in an increased risk for PTSD.
The vulnerability of arid regions is further accentuated by low levels of socio-economic development, and this is the case with arid regions of India (Singh and Gurjar, 2011).
The vulnerability of arid regions is further accentuated by low levels of socio-economic development, and this is the case with arid regions of India, which leads to fast depletion of water resources.
