Sentence examples for based on their vulnerability from inspiring English sources

IN his analysis, Mr. Zandi ranked the nation's metropolitan economies, based on their vulnerability in the coming months.

We combine participatory and spatial modelling approaches and apply these for Zambia, South Africa, and Tanzania to: i) prioritise ecosystem services in each country; ii) to map the supply of these ecosystem services in each country, and; iii) prioritise areas important for investment for the continuous delivery of these ecosystem services based on their vulnerability to land degradation.

The local buildings were categorized into semiengineered (SE) and nonengineered (NE) design houses based on their vulnerability to typhoon wind as analyzed in Goyal et al. (2012).

Traditionally, the U.S. has accepted refugees based on their "vulnerability" and their ties to friends and family in the U.S., said Michelle Brané, a director at the Women's Refugee Commission.

Since ROS are chemically active and can inflict severe cellular damage, the very fact that cancer cells are under increased intrinsic ROS stress may also provide a unique opportunity to kill the malignant cells based on their vulnerability to further ROS insults caused by exogenous agents [ 34].

Algorithms act as moral thermometers, sifting survey data to rank unhoused people based on their perceived vulnerability.

The use of viruses to kill tumor cells based on their increased vulnerability to infection is gaining traction, with several viruses moving through early and advanced phase clinical testing.

First, villages will be targeted for UCT interventions based on their perceived vulnerability to food insecurity.

This seemed pretty ironic, given the show he starred in parcels out an exceedingly hetero-normative interpretation of love; women on the show are appraised based on their virtue, their vulnerability, and their ability to raise children.

"This paradigm allows us to modify our current intraoperative resection strategy by applying molecular therapeutics that target residual tumor cells based on their specific vulnerabilities," says Ganesh Shankar, who is currently completing a spine surgery fellowship at Cleveland Clinic prior to returning as a neurosurgeon at Massachusetts General Hospital, where he performed this study.

We propose a ranking system for small mammals, based on their degree of vulnerability and their conservation value.