Finally, the seismic safety of the two bridges under consideration is verified by presenting an in-depth vulnerability analysis.
Besides the increasing amount of studies on flash floods available, in-depth information on vulnerability in Mediterranean countries was missing so far.
To assess the experiences of the communities, key stakeholders are often engaged in an in-depth examination of their vulnerability.
Policy recommendations to strengthen economic growth and speed up structural reforms are based on an in-depth examination of the vulnerabilities created by the Eurozone's institutional design and aggravated by the recent US financial crisis.
In-depth discussions of potential vulnerabilities within Vista have been omitted from this article for brevities sake, but links to further reading are provided at the end to a number of documents on this area.
The report, the first of its kind to take an in-depth look at the vulnerabilities that the entire nation faces, found that 29 states –- nearly 60percentt –- are inadequately prepared to deal with the water-related threats of global warming.
It considered 27 socio-economic and biophysical indicators obtained from 302 households' in-depth interviews to reflect climate vulnerability components: adaptive capacity, exposure and sensitivity.
The combination of quantitative surveys with qualitative autopsy is likely to provide a much more in-depth analysis of determinants of vulnerability.
I don't know if you've ever read either of his memoirs, but he writes about his conversion to Christianity in great depth and vulnerability.
Yet research gaps preclude an in-depth understanding of this subpopulation's vulnerability.
The differences between the group of voluntary patients and compulsory admitted patients (from the in-depth study) in terms of patient vulnerability, social support, health care characteristics and treatment adherence in the two-year follow-up will be investigated using chi-square tests, ANOVA/ANCOVA, and MANOVA/MANCOVA.
