Sentence examples for analysis of vulnerable from inspiring English sources

This paper provides an analysis of vulnerable groups during the SHV crisis, and examines the processes of vulnerability generation.

Statistical analyses for non-microarray data (Taqman validation, box and whisker plots, and analysis of vulnerable plaque genes) were performed using GraphPad Prism 5.0 software.

A recent survey demonstrated the availability of some variables relevant to TOM analysis of vulnerable subgroups in the EU/EEA in a reasonable number of member states, such as prisoners (17 countries) and asylum-seekers, drug addicts, alcoholics, undocumented persons and immunesuppressed patients (10 14 countries) [ 45].

Analysis of the vulnerable area for needle stick injuries.

Overall this work details a four way comparative analysis of differentially vulnerable motor neurons using high resolution transcriptional profiling.

Since the mid-1970s, research into vulnerability has included the analysis of situations of vulnerable people and vulnerable groups (O'Keefe et al. 1976) and increasingly implemented means of assessing social realities (Hewitt 1983; Blaikie et al. 1994; Bohle et al. 1994; Adger 1999, 2006; Pelling 2003; Wisner et al. 2004).

In the analysis of population vulnerability to climate change, it is important to recognize that specific populations will be vulnerable to different climate-sensitive outcomes.

However, cross-sectional analysis of drinking behaviour is vulnerable to selection bias: unobserved heterogeneity across individuals may explain why some vulnerable individuals self-select into an at-risk college environment, as predicted by the theory of increased heterogeneity [ 2].

The conclusion Replacement Naturalists draw from the preceding is that since any claim of conceptual analysis is vulnerable to the demands of a posteriori (i.e., empirical) theory construction, philosophy must proceed in tandem with empirical science, not as the arbiter of its claims, but as a reflective attempt at synoptic clarity about the state of empirical knowledge.

Moreover, conducting such an analysis on a unique sample of vulnerable children who are susceptible to multiple instances of adversity, including trauma, provides evidence of the nature of this relationship within a context of heightened adversity and potentially higher risk of mental health difficulties.

16 The aggregation of these data sets, and those continuously acquired from other sources, with regular outputs from advanced scientific analysis, serve as a starting point for analysis of disease risk and vulnerable regions.