According to Meleis et al. [ 18], nursing therapeutics involves nursing strategies during transition enabling the nurses to anticipate points at which the person is most likely to reach peak of vulnerability, and select "the most fruitful kinds of action and optimal intervention points for achieving the desired health maintenance or health promotion goals" (p 29).
Michala Johnson, a freshman forward, tore an A.C.L. twice in high school, the peak years of vulnerability, experts said.
Nonetheless, these rates are high and may only occur in areas of high labour migration with a concentration of adults in the peak age of vulnerability.
The peak period of vulnerability to mental health problems is during adolescence and young adulthood.
The woman's psychological vulnerability peaks as the tryst gets dirtier.
Suddenly, height equals vulnerability.
We found that ethanol treatment on postnatal day 4 (P4), the peak period of cerebellar vulnerability, resulted in ROS increases, but slightly later exposure (on P7) produced no immediate changes in ROS, but reductions were seen at 12 and 24 h following exposure.
In early December 2013, Christian Kerschner, Christina Prell, Kuishuang Feng and Klaus Hubacek published "Economic vulnerability to peak oil" in Global Environmental Change (paywall).
She was always a reluctant star, and her natural anxiety contributes to her character's vulnerability, which peaks in the heartbreaking line to Scottie: "If I let you change me, will you love me?" No wonder the writer David A Cook said of the film that it "suggests not only the fraudulence of romantic love, but of the whole Hollywood narrative tradition that underwrites it".
The method involves separating the climate change projections (the hazard) from the catchment responsiveness (the vulnerability) expressed as changes in peak flows.
The first coded diagnosis or prescription occurred evenly throughout the year after diagnosis, with no discernible peak to indicate a time of particular vulnerability or recognition.
