Adverse health impacts from heat waves can be avoided, and epidemiologic studies have identified specific population and community characteristics that mark vulnerability to heat waves.
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.
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.
Thus, in this model, there are marked differences in vulnerability to OGD/Reox in XX and XY CGNs, and deletion of the Parp-1 gene provides sex-specific neuroprotection against OGD/Reox in XY CGNs (KO-XY) only.
The repolarization disorder hypothesis focuses on the unequal expression of the transient outward current (Ito) in the right ventricular epicardium, leading to a heterogeneous reduction of the epicardial action potential (AP) dome, marked dispersion of repolarization, and vulnerability to arrhythmia induction in the form of phase-2 reentry (P2R) [ 9– 11].
Brain tissue was selected for marking due to its particular vulnerability to oxidative stress which may be the cause of many diseases.
What that politeness often ignores is need or inequality, which can mark the difference between connoisseurship, condescension, and vulnerability to coercion.
Since 2007, the global economic meltdown has reminded everyone of capitalism's vulnerability to the kinds of economic catastrophes that marked the 1930s.
However, marked response variability, even within inflamed individuals, suggests that for depression, vulnerability to the central effects of systemic inflammation may be more critical than levels of inflammation per se.
This response is likely marked by endocrine and immunologic changes that may elevate a patient's biologic vulnerability to cancer progression [ 37, 38].
