With this approach, when regressing adjustment on adversity, the difference between a child's actual adjustment score and his/her adjustment score predicted by adversity (i.e., the standardised residual scores) can be utilised as a continuous vulnerability-to-resilience score.
The review emphasized that end-organ vulnerability may be greatest in the fetus, and that for some chemicals the toxic effects seen in childhood are the result of continuous exposure beginning with conception.
These data demonstrate that continuous exposure to S. venezuelae metabolites causes progressive degeneration across different C. elegans neuronal subtypes and that DA neurons exhibit both an accelerated and enhanced vulnerability to the degenerative effect.
21 22 Within the vulnerability classes, continuous baseline variables are expressed as centiles (ie, 10th, 50th, 90th), and categorical variables as frequencies and percentages.
Vulnerability is generated through continuous interaction between social structures and human agency (Jessop 2005; Calgaro 2010).
The vulnerability of multi-span continuous girder (MSCG) bridges strongly depends on the seismic performance of their columns.
For families and social interaction, feelings of vulnerability, guilt, blame and continuous watching for early signs of disease should be considered.
Continuous fleeing is increasing children's vulnerability to a multitude of child protection problems, including separation from families, recruitment into armed groups, sexual violence and exploitation, forced labour and abuse, and interruption of schooling.
In addition, the team plans to release server agents to alert users of newly discovered vulnerabilities that have already been deployed in production code, as well as integration into continuous integration servers to stop vulnerable code from ever getting deployed.
This, together with the finding that more than one half of finishing herds practising continuous flow system were infected, expressed the vulnerability of continuous flow systems in relation to transmissible infectious diseases.
