Fragile state capacity is by definition smaller than that of our donors.
We conclude, based on this experiment and the previous control experiment, that the high estimates for fragile VSTM capacity in Experiment 1 and 2 cannot be explained by differential 'chunking' mechanisms between conditions.
Mendis et al suggest that "fragile research capacity, inadequate financial investment, langauge barriers and exclusions of journals edited in developing countries in MEDLINE are some of the factors that probably contribute to this situation" [ 45].
Patients with ADPKD have fragile compensatory capacities, and missing one kidney could accelerate the deterioration of the renal function.
It does not occur to you, young as you are, that it is she who needs reassurance, that she seeks you out not to comfort you but, rather, for the comfort that you, her only recently recovered little brother, have in this moment of fragile vulnerability the capacity to offer her.
Many low- and middle-income countries have health systems that are weak and fragile, lacking the capacity to put knowledge into practice and expand the delivery of health services to those in need [ 1].
In so doing, we hope both to clarify the complex 'social and symbolic' functions that we identify in gene talk, as well as to substantiate our argument that such talk is ultimately fragile in its capacity to hold blame at bay.
Thus, we are focusing mainly on high-capacity fragile data hiding schemes.
Large chunks of its language could have been issued by bleeding-heart aid agencies or the United Nations: it speaks of the need to "build the capacity of fragile or vulnerable partners" and to address "local and regional conflicts" that exacerbate tensions and encourage drug-smuggling, gun-running and other illegality.
The capacity of fragile VSTM still was about twice the capacity of robust VSTM (as it was for oriented rectangles in Experiment 1).
