The placenta stands out as much more vulnerable to the influences of ART on imprinting compared with the embryo proper.
The age breakdown across 2+ domains shows younger patients as much more vulnerable to having multiple chronic conditions with a 12% greater likelihood among 23 34-year-old 23 34-year-old 23 34-year-old
Urban infrastructure, both above and below ground, is as much or more vulnerable than buildings, since the cascading effects associated with damaged infrastructure will ultimately affect structures that originally were not directly destroyed by the earthquake.
Consequently, they might not have to worry about job losses as much as more vulnerable persons within the population of LGBT individuals.
There was no storm to sail out of: the Earth was spasming beneath our feet, and we were pretty much vulnerable as long as we were touching it.
Arabs as much as others are vulnerable to a plethora of conflicting accounts and rumors from within closed and disoriented societies, and the Internet now serves as a megaphone that can increase the volume of both informative and misleading voices.
To my mind, it's not so much vulnerable as dynamic, that current cold, hard outward face masking a soft, warm heart.
For all of its relative sophistication and revolutionary verve, Cuba is still a Caribbean island, and, as one, remains uniquely vulnerable, as much to the vagaries of the visitors on whom it depends for economic survival as to the passage of hurricanes.
So if you want to live in a society that cares for its vulnerable as much as its strong; if you want to live in a Britain where people are encouraged to grow; if you want to live in a country where hope and opportunity mean something for all.
If only his Republican Party would express as much compassion for the most vulnerable and helpless after they are born.
