In consideration of the impact of nuclear attack within the much larger Iranian population of 69 million [ 4], the distinctive vulnerability of Iranian cities in general is illustrated by the capital, Tehran, with 12.6 million in the greater metropolitan area.
This particular configuration of state power creates distinctive challenges and vulnerabilities for women seeking to safeguard their reproductive health and rights and raises serious questions about accountability for how governments regulate women's lives.
The 2013 Adolescent Girls Vulnerability Index indicates that while all adolescents - both boys and girls are entitled to decent livelihoods, girls face disproportionate risks and distinctive consequences from the vulnerabilities experienced.
Furthermore, molecular-genetic and physiological studies may provide insights into which distinctive VEN biological feature confers accentuated vulnerability in bvFTD.
Some of the distinctive aspects of Anabaptist lifestyles may decrease vulnerability to develop certain mental illnesses.
Korn did just that, though, when their 1994 self-titled debut down-tuned heavy music and wore its vulnerability like an ugly but distinctive scar as it stared into the abyss.
Our findings indicate that recreational cocaine users without familial vulnerability are associated with a distinctive brain and behavioral phenotype that differs from the phenotype associated with cocaine dependence.
In addition, this region exhibits the distinctive feature of having neuronal populations which display differential vulnerability to several neurodegenerative stimuli [21].
These advantages may include proprietary customer insights, distinctive capabilities, and ways to capitalize on a competitor's vulnerabilities.
The distinctive quick vibrato, the purity of intonation and the spiritual vulnerability of the de los Angeles sound are irresistible.
Her voice is among the most distinctive sopranos in modern music, characterized by remarkable elasticity and vulnerability.
