Sentence examples for differing vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

Establishing and comparing the history of skeletal extension for S. siderea across this inshore-offshore gradient enables us to infer whether colonies of S. siderea from different reef zones of the MBRS exhibit differing vulnerabilities to environmental stressors.

Differing vulnerabilities It's often not the severity of disasters but the preparedness of communities that determines the extent of their impact, Mr. Spalton noted.

As strong transcriptional stimulus we have chosen hypoxia/ischemia, as these two hippocampal fields are known to display differing vulnerabilities to this insult, and ischemia is one of the strongest stimuli known in the brain, thus likely providing statistically robust differences.

Cancer cells generally have dysfunctional DNA cell cycle control and/or repair pathways, which underlie their differing vulnerabilities to a spectrum of cytotoxic agents (Curtin, 2012).

A benefit of fragility functions is that they can be plotted as suites of data so that the likely impact across assets with differing vulnerability is described in a visually appealing and easy-to-interpret form.

The assessment also provided the first objective analysis of differing vulnerability across the country.

Stressful life events are a major factor in the etiology of several diseases, such as cardiovascular, inflammatory and psychiatric disorders (i.e., depression and anxiety), with the two sexes greatly differing in vulnerability.

Sockeye salmon spawn in diverse habitats, and age and length at maturation vary consistently among populations, so they differ in vulnerability to size-selective fishing (Kendall and Quinn 2009).

Ultimately, the cause of both differing physiology, as well as different vulnerability to pathophysiologic stimuli must lie in the expressed genome in different cell type.

We will discuss below how these inequalities lead to differing degrees of vulnerability to shocks.

Pastoral and agro-pastoral communities in the region are regularly affected by drought, with vulnerability differing with gender, age, wealth status (access to cropland and livestock endowment), geographic location, social networks, and previous exposure to drought.