Sentence examples for markedly vulnerable from inspiring English sources

An assessment based on the climate projections in Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 5 indicated that heavy-snowfall areas in the temperate zone (especially in low-elevation areas) were markedly vulnerable to temperature change, showing a large SWE reduction even under slight changes in winter temperature.

At the end of the conference, co-sponsoring representatives from the markedly vulnerable Republic of the Marshall Islands gave a rather alarming, heartfelt and sincere speech of clarification.

Our model suggests that such a barrier would render the wildebeest population markedly more vulnerable to significant declines in its numbers, even without drought, and that such effects are magnified by droughts which are inevitable in this system over any reasonable time horizon.

In human, MIF was shown to be expressed in different stages of human atherosclerosis [ 11, 18], markedly upregulated in vulnerable atheromatous plaques, and was associated with the weakening of the fibrous cap [ 19].

In addition to the under-representation of research on leading causes of the burden of disease in India, there is a markedly inequitable representation of vulnerable contexts or population groups in India.

Rate of injury in all vulnerable areas was markedly reduced.

Thus, it is possible that earlier (prepubertal) development of obesity in African American girls is acting during pubertal development to markedly increase risk at this vulnerable time for onset of type 1 diabetes.

Cyclic shear and circumferential stresses are often markedly out of phase in the vulnerable regions of plaque formation and atherosclerotic arteries (Qiu and Tarbell 2000a; Tada and Tarbell 2005).

Although mile-a-minute is capable of rapid growth due to high photosynthetic rates at high light intensities, this capability is markedly reduced under shaded conditions, making it vulnerable to competition [ 40].

In addition, vulnerable populations experience many services as markedly unhelpful.

Shares in housebuilders and most banks – all seen as particularly vulnerable to a Brexit-related downturn – are down markedly since the referendum.