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The peak period of vulnerability to mental health problems is during adolescence and young adulthood.

In early December 2013, Christian Kerschner, Christina Prell, Kuishuang Feng and Klaus Hubacek published "Economic vulnerability to peak oil" in Global Environmental Change (paywall).

Based on the results of watershed shape parameters, Agula watershed has elongated shape, suggesting low peak flows for longer duration, lesser vulnerability to flash floods and easier flood management.

Comparison of regional selectivity at the two dose levels indicated greater sensitivity of the striatum, a region with a prenatal peak of neuronal mitosis, as compared to hippocampus, where mitosis peaks postnatally; the regional differences are consistent with vulnerability to nicotine during a critical phase of cell development.

One possible explanation for the peak and decline in diabetes incidence in a birth cohort is population heterogeneity in vulnerability to diabetes, with the most vulnerable individuals being successively selected out of the diabetes-free population as birth cohorts age.

What's especially significant about this is that the world's reliance on electronic technology — and therefore vulnerability to space weather — has increased substantially since the last peak a decade ago.

According to the U.S. Department of Justice, vulnerability to violent crime victimization generally decreases with age after a peak in the teenage years (Perkins 1997), which may partly explain the slightly right-skewed age distribution as seen in Fig. 1.

Bringing greater vulnerability to lives already precarious.

"It's an easy vulnerability to crack.

The result is increased vulnerability to asthma.

It goes from vulnerability to complete control".