15 There is currently a dearth of empirical research that identifies the drivers of positive early childhood health and development in Aboriginal children, or characterises vulnerable developmental trajectories.
Future research can go further by automatically classifying SN users based on the framework's attributes that can be retrieved from the network in order to add an extra layer of security for those characterised as more vulnerable.
To make matters worse, the submissive stereotype also thrives in mainstream media, where Asian women in theatre, films, books and TV are consistently characterised as subservient, vulnerable, hyper-sexual creatures.
We have characterised two differentially vulnerable populations, differing in the level neuromuscular junction loss.
Prison inmates are a vulnerable population characterised by complex health problems.
Participants characterised imagined occupants as vulnerable to cold, at risk from fuel poverty and liable to be burned by hot surfaces or fall from high windows.
It is well known that the period between 20 40 weeks' GA is one characterised by rapid and vulnerable neurodevelopment [ 13].
Singing Susanna, Yvonne Kenny's clear-toned soprano was biting rather than sweet, and the Salzburg Countess, Anna-Tomowa Sintow, the choice of Karajan, rarely produced the creamy tone we recognise from records, however sensitively she characterised the Countess in her vulnerable feminity.
The structure of these highly vulnerable systems is characterised by high homogeneity and high connectivity.
However, given that the clinical issues related to the care of vulnerable older people are characterised by complexity, it is unlikely that any single simple tool will ever be found that has excellent or good predictive properties.
