Sentence examples for most vulnerable phase from inspiring English sources

Through the Entrepreneur Journeys project I have come to conclude that the most vulnerable phase in an entrepreneur's life is the pre-$1 million revenue stage.

The remodeling phase of the healing process of the tendon graft is the most vulnerable phase because of the increased necrosis, revascularization and extra-cellular infiltration (Claes et al. 2011; Papachristou et al. 2007; Pauzenberger et al. 2013).

Through our work in girls' education, Room to Read provides support for girls at their most vulnerable phase -- in the transition to adulthood -- so that they can reach key milestones like marriage and pregnancy later in life and from a more powerful place.

This early and efficient keratinocyte defense reaction during a most vulnerable phase of the pathogen might explain why P. aeruginosa is only a transient constituent of human's healthy skin (Fig. 8).

In SVV the induction of the remission period is the most vulnerable phase concerning infections and mortality.

Combined with good weather conditions during the most vulnerable phase (April), this resulted in increased numbers of wasp nests and wasps.

They are in the most vulnerable phases of their career.

This study showed that seed bank survivorship and SD1 survivorship were the most vulnerable phases in the life cycle of O. flocktoniae, a displaced species.

"That is the most vulnerable stage.

This study was conducted to compare underwriter performance and thus measure new issues during their most vulnerable default phase, namely the first three years of issuance.

For mAbs, the safety margin from EFD studies with NOAEL is lowered from 100 to 10 with the MABEL approach to account for the limited placental transfer of about 10%% during the most vulnerable organogenesis phase, i.e. the first trimester.