These results indicate that high glucocorticoid binding to PBMCs might represent a vulnerability factor for the development of severe fatigue with depressive symptoms after a sustained period of stress, such as deployment.
Therefore, subordination under chronic stress may represent a vulnerability factor for diet-induced obesity.
On a structural level, reduced hippocampus and anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) volume may represent a vulnerability factor for poor outcome (8,9).
Therefore, it is also possible that reduced VTA NAcc connectivity in this population may represent a vulnerability factor for the development of IGD.
In this context, elevated disgust proneness might represent a vulnerability factor in children for the acquisition of certain phobias.
The issue of the relationship of genetic effects on personality variables to clinical conditions is well established for personality traits such as neuroticism (being shy, moody, anxious and sad) representing a vulnerability factor for depression (Felten et al. 2011).
Brussels stepped up the pressure on France over declining exports and rising public debt, saying the country's "public sector indebtedness represents a vulnerability, not only for the country itself, but also for the euro area as a whole".
In contrast, the reversible for example anonymization of the sample could represent a greater vulnerability for the donors, regarding the violation of privacy and the return of results and the donation should be explicitly intended and therefore should derive from an explicit consent.
Because rivers and aquifers can span many states (or countries), because there is no alternative to water, and because water represents a critical vulnerability for our energy system, governments at all levels have a stake in working with industry to find solutions.
