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However, flaws in web applications may create vulnerabilities for the SaaS applications.

Whereas on one hand genomic instability is largely useful to transformed cells by providing a progressive growth advantage and development of drug resistance; on the other hand it may create exploitable vulnerabilities.

Such a deletion may not be lethal to a cell if one or more unaffected partner genes (e.g. an isoenzyme) can sufficiently carry the load of the deleted partner, but the loss of these passenger genes may create therapeutic vulnerabilities (Fig. 1).

Another fallback is to claim that genes create vulnerabilities that environments may or may not cause to be expressed.

That allowed her to eclipse her rivals on stage, although in doing so, she may have created vulnerabilities a Republican could exploit next fall.

Do you create vulnerabilities that might inspire others?

For example, decrease in plant resistance due to suboptimal environmental conditions may create a window of vulnerability to herbivores [ 5].

The urban density may create additional coastal risks and vulnerabilities depending on the social stratification.

Although molecular biomarkers may create a sense of measured vulnerability in cancer patients, by making the invisible visible they are simultaneously a reassuring sign – potentially more reassuring than absence itself, given its semiotic potency.

The disaster management model has been criticized 'for underplaying the dynamic and often undermining relationships between disasters and ongoing coping capacity that may create spirals rather than cycles of vulnerability' (23).

The concomitant increases in morbidity create vulnerability and frailty in older persons.