Instead of sweeping up the big players, there were mass arrests of low-level vulnerable drug users.
"The losses are always horrific because if it's a really important target it's likely to be heavily defended, but if you really want to hit something specific you have to come in at low level which makes you vulnerable.
Epidemiological studies with a low level of participation are particularly vulnerable to self-selection bias threatening the internal validity.
They have, however, overlaid very distinct priorities onto this framework: some prioritize highly irreplaceable or vulnerable areas while others, conversely, favor areas with low levels of vulnerability [14].
They play a vital role in maintaining the health of ocean ecosystems, but due to their slow growth rate and low level of reproduction, sharks are especially vulnerable to fishing pressure.
Third, a majority of Africa's research participants are highly vulnerable given their low level of formal education and the political, social and economic milieu in which they live.
Social Inclusion in Ukraine: low level of acceptance of the most vulnerable children Kyiv, 20 November, 2015 – Today, EU Delegation in Ukraine in cooperation with UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) and National Assembly of People of Disabilities presented the project #ThisAbility which aimed at addressing issues of social inclusion in Ukraine.
A low level of commitment and willingness to work with vulnerable populations among staff of public healthcare providers was widely perceived by clients in Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan.
About 85 per cent of adolescents live in rural areas and represent the most vulnerable section of the population, with a low level of educational attainment, especially for girls.
Low level of migration may also have great fitness benefits to small populations vulnerable to inbreeding (Tallmon et al. 2004).
Doctors in rural practice become vulnerable to burnout owing to the high workload and low level of collegial and consultant support [ 28].
