We followed FFP's conventional threshold and label a fragile country as any nation that received an aggregate score greater than 90 or an individual indicator score greater than 7.5.
As shown, whenever the threshold was increased to 1, the fragility of the developed semi-fragile system also increased.
A report on Thursday by the Institute for Fiscal Studies said Labour's legacy during its three terms in office was fragile because success in lifting individuals above the poverty threshold relied heavily on generous welfare benefits.
16– 19 All kinds of "fragile skin" are characterized by a lower constitutional resistance threshold to minor environmental aggression and, consequently, require appropriate management, including the use of skin care products that allow the skin to strengthen its natural protective qualities.
INSTEAD of the typical hostess-houseguest exchange of threshold banalities, Pauline Kael, all 4 feet 9 fragile inches of her, cuts to the chase and offers an observation.
The brittleness β may give a threshold in the scale ratio α in order for a fragile inclusion to work as a discrete patch in a larger patch.
Finally, we consider the long-term sensitivity of the region to rapid climate change, the role of threshold changes, and the extent to which this region represents a "fragile" landscape.
However, when this threshold is near 0.5, the robustness of the developed semi-fragile system is greater.
However, when this threshold is near 0.5, the robustness of the developed semi-fragile system is greater. .
However, if this threshold was reduced to 0.5, the robustness of the developed semi-fragile system then increased.
