Sentence examples for development of vulnerability from inspiring English sources
The paper discusses the vulnerability of buildings to windstorms and the development of vulnerability functions for windstorm loss estimation.
However, in karst aquifers the development of vulnerability and RII maps is subject to explorational bias due to the impracticality of identifying all karst features within watersheds.
10.7554/eLife.07242.014 Figure 9. Biophysical mechanisms underlying the development of vulnerability and resilience to noise-induced tinnitus.
In addition, due to their sensitizing effects, amphetamines may also play a role in the development of vulnerability.
Diagram illustrating the noise-induced plasticity of KCNQ2/3 and HCN channel activity, the emergence of DCN hyperactivity, and the development of vulnerability and resilience to tinnitus.
EL oversaw all methodologic aspects of the study including the development of vulnerability factors using zip code data and also edited the final manuscript critically.
54 Our group has recently published a report proposing a geriatric vulnerability score in elderly patients with AOC. 30 In this previous work, we used the HADS for the development of the vulnerability score.
She speculates that the lack of cortisol allows adrenaline to act unopposed, so to speak — and this contributes to the development of P.T.S.D. Vulnerability to P.T.S.D., Yehuda added, also depends in part on the intensity and duration of the trauma.
Initially, the building inventory and categorisation is defined followed by the selection of hazard scenarios and the development of analytical vulnerability curves.
More recently the Global Assessment Report 2015 (GAR15) general workshop (see Maqsood et al., 2014) set out the development of regional vulnerability functions for the Asia-Pacific region for earthquake, wind, flood, tsunami and volcanic ash fall.
For other types of components such as administrative buildings and water storage tanks, the development of the vulnerability models included the consideration and combination of different approaches, such as analytical and empirical analyses combined with expert criteria.
