Sentence examples for changing vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

With regards to more conventional reef management, participants argued for a more dynamic approach to spatial management that could respond to environmental change triggered by climate change, such as species and habitat distribution shifts, and to the changing vulnerabilities of the GBR industries.

They are constantly evolving due to changing vulnerabilities.

1 Security results from continual attention to a shifting technical infrastructure, changing vulnerabilities, and new threats.

Additionally, long term follow-up studies are needed to understand the interconnectedness of interpersonal violence across the life course for AI/AN populations, including common risk and protective factors and changing vulnerabilities from childhood through later life.

The results from this study provide valuable information for communicating to health care providers and those at particular risk in the general public during temperature extremes, and how those communications could be modified as extreme temperature events persist to reflect changing vulnerabilities.

Finally, although this study focused on heat, changing vulnerability to cold temperatures could be investigated using similar methods because climate change may also mitigate cold-related mortality (Watkiss et al. 2009).

Response surfaces are applied to characterize flood damage based on physical variables describing climate-driven hazards and changing vulnerability resulting from urban growth.

Particularly, extreme weather events (e.g. heavy precipitations), together with changing exposure and vulnerability patterns, are expected to increase the damaging effect of storms, pluvial floods and coastal flooding.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Italy's changing social vulnerability as shown by univariate Moran's I LISA cluster maps for social vulnerability at the municipality level: a 1991; b 2001; and c 2011.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Italy's changing social vulnerability class spatial distribution: a 1991; b 2001; and c 2011.

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Italy's changing social vulnerability as shown by bivariate LISA cluster maps of SVI in the periods considered.