These mice exhibited marked vulnerability to motor neuron loss after axonal injury [ 8].
The group also asked about the gendering of perceived or marked vulnerabilities and how they function to expand or justify those structures of power that seek to achieve ethnic, economic or cultural-religious dominance in specific social contexts.
But in the long run, it's a mark of vulnerability.
Homing in on that feature looks like a Spielbergian tic – but then it becomes something else, a poignant mark of vulnerability and humanity, especially as this mechanism becomes positive, associated with the creativity and ingenuity of Hugo's robot and Méliès's secret career.
Gusmão said Timor-Leste's early years of independence were marked by vulnerability and poverty, and that this was exploited in negotiations.
Nobody has won more than one of the three previous Grand Slam tournaments this year - a towering favorite like the defending champion Boris Becker has none - and with the exception of top-seeded Stefan Edberg, the Wimbledon champion and the world's No. 1 player, the summer has been marked by vulnerability rather than invincibility at the top.
The method is seemingly simple, but the fact that the thieves knew to focus on this particular vulnerability marks the Citigroup attack as especially ingenious, security experts said.
Her life in Britain was marked by transience, vulnerability and unpredictable situations, anchored in relationships, not geography; her circumstances often beyond her control.
Trump real-estate holdings and other companies owe hundreds of millions of dollars to domestic and foreign banks, which ethics advisers say marks a wide vulnerability for Trump that could tilt his judgment or independence.
The hippocampus is a key structure regulating memory and emotion, and has a role in a variety of emotional disorders.24 Changes in hippocampal cell composition therefore could have marked implications for vulnerability to and progression of mental illness.
