Sentence examples for physiologically vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The vagina's large surface area of susceptible tissue and micro trauma during intercourse makes women more physiologically vulnerable.

Young children are another physiologically vulnerable group and thus far we do not know how parents manage them during heat waves and what additional pressures it places on them.

Species occupying the Cape-wide nonseasonal rainfall regime prior to the summer aridification trend, and that were physiologically vulnerable to the new climate, could have survived by adapting to the new climate, by changing their distribution, or a combination of the two.

This is unsurprising, given that adolescents are physiologically and psychologically more vulnerable to the effects of alcohol.

Without such conservation, proper management, and research, these unique habitats and their physiologically distinct biota are extremely vulnerable.

But Ms. Binoche, almost physiologically incapable of steeliness, seems too soft and vulnerable.

By this mechanism, the pathogen can detect the physiologically stressed host, providing an opportunity to invade when the patient is most vulnerable.

To the extent that they are not physiologically or behaviorally adapted to high ambient temperatures, older Americans in northern cities may be particularly vulnerable to heat waves (Zanobetti and Schwartz 2008).

They are physiologically less able than adults to adapt to heat and other climate-related exposures, and are also more vulnerable to air pollutants.

"I mean physiologically," he added.

Physiologically and psychologically, we are hunter-gatherers".