Sentence examples for is relatively vulnerable to from inspiring English sources

As well known, sol gel method is relatively vulnerable to surface contamination and other byproduct impurities.

The WSN radio medium, because of its specific features, is relatively vulnerable to such attacks.

Although, coastal aquifers serve as major sources of freshwater supply, the groundwater in coastal region is relatively vulnerable to contamination by seawater intrusion, which makes groundwater unsuitable (Kim et al. 2006; Jorgensen et al. 2008).

Because much of this aquifer system is unconfined, it is relatively vulnerable to contaminants such as nitrate (Kauffman et al. 2001) and CEs (Zogorski et al. 2006).

In contrast, our results also indicate that NAC may not be useful as a complexing agent in one age group that is relatively vulnerable to the neurotoxic effect of MeHg neonatal animals.

Stirrups are relatively vulnerable to marine environment corrosion, as their protective layer is thinner than that of rebar.

The practical and critical outcome of this is that trees and forests, globally, appear to all be relatively vulnerable to drought-induced mortality".

That means French banks (as well as some Italian and German ones) are relatively vulnerable to the sorts of system-wide freezes that occurred in credit markets in the aftermath of Lehman's failure in 2008.

In theory, low-skilled workers are relatively vulnerable to job loss when facing minimum wage increases.

UV disinfection and chlorination were relatively vulnerable to the local conditions, such as fluctuations in power supply or quality of local raw water and chemicals.

Additionally, because the elongate canines were relatively vulnerable to fracture [40], it would have been critical to minimize prey struggling and position the killing bite carefully to avoid contact with bone.