Regarding gender, male-headed households were more vulnerable to poverty than female-headed households with mean vulnerability estimates of 58%and51%1% respectively.
Overall, the DSEI earned a mean vulnerability score of eight (range: 6 14) (Fig. 3).
Poverty does not always mean vulnerability.
"What Sept. 11, 2001, meant for the vulnerability of the West," the center-left Süddeutsche Zeitung said, for instance, the catastrophe in Japan on March 11 , 2011 "will mean for the idea that nuclear power is controllable.
Knowledge of a species' past evolutionary history, and how rapid environmental changes may alter the value of traits that evolved in past conditions, could provide a means of predicting the vulnerability of different species or populations to forecasted future conditions, allowing for preemptive action before drastic population declines are documented (see Schlaepfer et al. 2010; Sih et al. 2011).
She told the Association of Russian Lawyers for Human Rights that the nudity of her body was meant to symbolize the the vulnerability of transgender community, and the necessity to defend the rights and freedoms of trans people.
The increase in internal vulnerability of households means that any external "shock", whether it is due to climatic factors, civil disturbance or economic mismanagement, becomes increasingly difficult to absorb.
"Exposing mess — the humanity, the vulnerability of what it means to be human.
That is not to say that it is easy, or without its pitfalls (the phone is far from my preferred means of communication), but the inherent vulnerability of stuttering creates conversations that quickly move beyond the superficial and tap into something more profound.
We witnessed the vulnerability of a captain experience what it means to lose both on the field and in his head.
