Sentence examples for estimates of vulnerability from inspiring English sources

Using an upper poverty line, the estimates of vulnerability show that about 56% of households in Ghana are vulnerable to poverty in the future and this is higher than the currently observed poverty level of about 29%.

For example, although E4 (MIA-VITA) estimates of vulnerability are generally higher than the estimates of others, that is not always the case (e.g. Fig. 5, for smaller ash loads on concrete frame, reinforced masonry buildings).

As it is not either possible to a priori give a sign to the effect of the potential measurement error, we are not able to say whether our estimates of vulnerability represent a lower or an upper bound of the real effect.

Therefore, removing it from our index would not improve our estimates of vulnerability.

More complex estimates of vulnerability can be inferred from human movement data and transmission models, a method used in Zanzibar.

Most startlingly, their high arctic rearing web and the molecular web they made for the same system had a fivefold greater level of variation in estimates of vulnerability, a fourfold greater level of variation in linkage density and twice as much variation in generality than the traditional rearing web did when compared to similar networks from around the world including tropical locations.

In this study, quantitative estimates of the vulnerability of the tungsten monoblock armor cracking under stationary high heat flux loads are presented.

The empirical dataset from which estimates of building vulnerability can be drawn is very limited, with comprehensive ash fall building damage surveys confined to the eruptions of Pinatubo in 1991 (Spence et al., 1996) and Rabaul in 1994 (Blong, 2003).

Fig. 7 Estimates of building vulnerability for C3RML-ENG Concrete Frame/Reinforced Masonry, engineered 1 3 storey building with a Low roof pitch <6° recorded for eight experts who took part in the GAR15 workshop.

The estimated prevalence of vulnerability is 50%% (CI95% 0.43-0.56).

Should all of these potential biases have been avoided it is our conviction that the estimated prevalence of vulnerability would be higher, therefore we believe that despite these limitations this is a valid translation and validation of VES-13.