Inequitable geographical distribution of these factors, such as availability of health food (48), could influence growth, thereby permanently altering or establishing vulnerability in the functional capacity of an individual (10, 11).
Despite an extensive body of research that attests to the role of neuroticism as a predispositional and pathoplastic factor in the development of depressive disorders, relatively little is known about how this temperamental risk factor relates to established vulnerability mechanisms.
High levels of cyclin E have previously been shown to increase genome instability and mitotic defects implicating it as a likely candidate in establishing vulnerability to the mitotic checkpoint (Spruck et al. 1999; Rajagopalan et al. 2004; Minella et al. 2007).
Under these conditions, no increased vulnerability to ACh (100 μM) occurs (Fig. 3 C ), confirming that sustained nAChR activation is required to establish mitochondrial vulnerability to ACh.
We establish a vulnerability analytical framework of CISN, and illustrate the impact path of economic fluctuation on CISN performance.
VAM uses a range of monitoring indicators including satellite imagery of rainfall and crops and food prices in local markets to establish the vulnerability of regions in a country to food deficit (WFP 2005).
While artist Aldard uses hard light to create an interrogative or aggressive feel to a panel, he uses soft light to establish nuance, vulnerability, and depth of emotion.
The crisis, which erupted in the USA that soon became global, has established the vulnerability of the economic and monetary systems as interconnected and characterized by the inability/failure to adopt appropriate models of governance.
In particular, understanding how flexible species are within their ecosystems will be a key determinant in establishing their vulnerability to change.
SiDE will establish elderly drivers' vulnerability as road users based on their awareness of functional decline, and will test a suite of selected IVSs using a driving simulator.
