Sentence examples for lower vulnerability from inspiring English sources

Women reported lower vulnerability in social engagement and social support, but were more vulnerable in terms of their living situation (living alone and/or being single or widowed) (p < 0.001).

Exposure to amphetamines should be viewed as a stressor in the acute phase for the vulnerable individual in a dynamic way; for individuals with lower vulnerability higher doses of amphetamines are needed, whereas individuals with higher vulnerability require lower doses to precipitate acute psychosis.

The updated distribution of vulnerability shows an increase in the lower vulnerability classes (C and D), and a slight decrease in the most vulnerable classes (A and B).

Yet despite their substantially lower vulnerability to crime, whites are more likely than blacks to support punitive crime policies.

Similarly, K239N induced lower vulnerability to apoptosis by hydrogen peroxide injury than E120G.

Climate change challenges communities to visualize spatial patterns of risk, assess their vulnerability to those risks, and prepare adaptation plans to lower vulnerability.

They benefit from and do not disrupt the natural features of these habitats, thus lowering vulnerability by reducing wave energy, absorbing floodwaters, and helping defend against storms.

The Alberta-born Bandura found that increased self-efficacy reduced stress and lowered vulnerability to depression.

A strong sense of self-efficacy enhances personal accomplishments, reduces stress and lowers vulnerability to depression.

The scales of the x-axes are the same to show the lower overall vulnerability of females (median vulnerability about 15%) compared to males (median vulnerability about 29%).

While more 'actual' knowledge about the disease is associated with lower perceived vulnerability, thinking more often about AI correlates with a higher perceived vulnerability.