Wetness indices are valuable predictors of potential tree growth rates, vulnerability to wildfires, and suitable habitats for a number of vertebrate species.
Some not-so-good news: software code reused from previous versions "is a major contributor to both the rate of vulnerability discovery and the number of vulnerabilities found".
The indirect effects of such trait changes on other species then emerge on examination of their population dynamics; we use this approach to examine how parasites altering two predation traits, appetite (predation rate) and vulnerability (to predation), influence population dynamics and community composition for two species engaged in IGP.
IMF research finds that flexible exchange rates reduce vulnerability to both macroeconomic and financial crises.
Our design has the capacity to adapt itself to different applications and their various characteristics such as availability, error rate, and vulnerabilities.
Such disagreement might explain differences in terms of private school students rating the vulnerability of university students, truck drivers and teachers higher than did their public dental student counterparts, whereas public dental school students rated the vulnerability of health care workers higher than did private dental school students.
Without additional funding, UNICEF will not be able to contribute to the national response to the ongoing food and nutrition insecurity crisis, which will increase the likelihood of high malnutrition rates and vulnerability to disease among children.
Second, we calculated and compared the mean annual solar radiation of LMUs, again associated with tree growth rates and vulnerability to wildfires with the assumption that particular units would receive relatively more radiation (using ArcGIS Solar Analyst).
Vulnerability to poverty is lowest in the Red River Delta and South East regions, ranging from 11 to 23%, and highest in the North East and North West regions with figures ranging from 59 to 78%. 13 With respect to age groups, we observe high rates of vulnerability for the youngest children, in age brackets 0 2 and 3 4, and the oldest children at age 15.
Full compensability between domains is abandoned when using squared domain scores, meaning that a high vulnerability rate in, for example, health can not be offset by a low vulnerability rate in water and sanitation.
One view is that the Fed recognised that its specification of policy thresholds (based on the unemployment rate) understated the vulnerability of the US labour market.
