Sentence examples for an enhanced vulnerability from inspiring English sources
Slower IP speed was associated with poorer general cognitive ability and more extrapyramidal motor signs in older HIV-infected individuals.CONCLUSIONS: The notable effects of impaired IP speed, over and above neurotypical age-related declines, indicate that older HIV-infected individuals may have an enhanced vulnerability for developing nonmotor and motor symptoms despite antiretroviral therapy.
Here, we show for the first time that isolated purified mitochondria from the brain of Pink1−/− mice display an enhanced vulnerability to Ca2+-induced Ca2+-induced
Despite an enhanced vulnerability, nowadays most internal migrants are spontaneous (1).
Women have an enhanced vulnerability to disease, especially if they are poor.
Early life adverse experience contributes to an enhanced vulnerability for adult psychopathology.
Previous data have implicated STS in ADHD risk: males with cytogenetic deletions encompassing the gene (or with inactivating mutations within it) appear to show an enhanced vulnerability to the disorder (22 25).
The developing brain differs from the adult brain in several different ways, which may provide a physiological basis for any enhanced vulnerability to anaesthetics.
In other words, the former group had more often a stress-event-related onset of OCD compared to the latter group, indexing the possibility that a very stressful birth creates a life-long enhanced vulnerability to stress and an enhanced risk of developing anxiety related symptoms, such as OCD.
I think such language is damaging to our republic, especially in a time of enhanced vulnerability and civic tension.
The brain growth-spurt is probably a period of enhanced vulnerability due to all the developmental events taking place; anatomical, metabolic and behavioral [56].
Therefore, our findings suggest that the period of rapid synaptogenesis in the monkey is a time of enhanced vulnerability to lead exposure for the appearance of later impairments in sensory regulation.
