Sentence examples for example vulnerability from inspiring English sources

For example, Vulnerability Analysis and Mapping (VAM) of food (in)security was developed by the World Food Programme (WFP) and has been used for vulnerability analysis for Niger (WFP 2005).

For example, vulnerability as "a product of the past" (Hilhorst and Bankoff 2004, p. 3) or as a result of distant societal and historical processes (Hewitt 1997; Blaikie et al. 1994) often incorporates subliminal causes over long periods of time, such as colonialism or globalization, that are nearly impossible to show in a map.

For example, vulnerability functions were developed in terms of peak ground acceleration (PGA) for the case of buried water storage tanks, in terms of spectral accelerations for administrative buildings and elevated water storage tanks, and in terms of PGV for buried pipelines.

For example, vulnerability might be related to a particular sensitivity of the axonal transport machinery to biochemical perturbations associated with Aβ toxicity.

Vulnerability of PWD may be further compounded due to poverty or as a result of combination with other characteristics, for example, vulnerability will be amplified for PWD who are members of a minority group that experiences discrimination (2).

The envisioned regular OSD events would qualify for the candidate EBVs "Species populations" and "Community composition" to indicate, for example, vulnerability of ecosystems and climatic impacts on community composition.

Vulnerable entities of the same kind were assessed, for example, the vulnerability of communities in different regions to climate change (Wu et al. 2002; Hahn et al. 2009) or frameworks were developed to better understand the complex and multi-faceted characteristic of social vulnerability (Hewitt and Burton 1971; Hewitt 1983; Blaikie et al. 1994; Cutter et al. 2003; Wisner et al. 2004).

For example, the vulnerability type attribute of Data source 2 includes values such as "not assigned," "?," and "&novuln".

It should be recognised that even the influence of risk factors that have already occurred is not fixed, for example increased vulnerability to poor coping with job difficulties resulting from their parents socio-economic status might not be a problem with their job during one period of their life, but might become a problem, leading to back pain, if they move into a different work situation.

Consider the fact that some fixes looks like permanent but result in a problem recurring over time (for example, software vulnerability patch updates etc).

They all have common themes, use common approaches, and deal with common terms, including the examples of "vulnerability" and "resilience".