45 Although the first component of the PCA included digit span, calculation, and reading, detailed neuropsychological assessment of these functions showed only calculation to be vulnerable in the majority of patients.
The selection of images considered with respect to the difficulty of the task, i.e. is it a "stress" set, in which only hard cases likely to be vulnerable to compression are included, or is it a "field" set, in which a representative prevalence of abnormal and normal findings is considered, or an "enriched" set, which is somewhere in between.
You don't get to only be vulnerable in your songs anymore.
Neither type of behaviour, it turns out, is ideal for survival: a species containing only hawks would have a high casualty rate; a species containing only doves would be vulnerable to an invasion by hawks or a mutation that produces hawks, because the population growth rate of the competitive hawks would be much higher initially than that of the doves.
The result of the Indiana election concerns me because it shows not only that reformers can be vulnerable to sustained bombardment from the left, but also that we need to be concerned about our right flank.
Methods may be developed to measure parent compounds or metabolites of halogenated organic solvents in urine, but these will likely still reflect only recent exposures and be vulnerable to contamination.
Only beings that are vulnerable to such consequences of human behaviors and attitudes can be wronged or harmed.
If this were done, they could be protected against empty beer cans and factory wastes, and would be vulnerable only to atomic waste from past explosions.
At the same time, the security of postal supply chain has become a major concern in many countries [29]: not only postal systems are vulnerable to terrorism attacks, but also to other types of threat, as smuggling of goods and thefts, just to name some.
Targeted programmes for vulnerable children may only have short-term funding and be vulnerable to political trends.
