However, this approach often results in vulnerable quality of service (QoS), low resource utilization, and incurs high energy costs.
IL-18 is thought to exert its main pro-atherogenic effects by inducing IFN-γ production, which potentiates the inflammatory process and may lead to thinning or inhibition of the fibrous cap formation, resulting in vulnerable, rupture-prone plaques [ 65, 66].
Intraplaque hemorrhage, a common event in vulnerable atherosclerotic lesions, results in the deposition of red blood cells (RBCs) and release of haemoglobin (Hb) [ 7].
As many plants also use sulphur pulled up from the soil to generate defence compounds to help ward off pests and diseases, this deficiency can also result in weak, vulnerable crops that require higher pesticide applications.
Now, the company is making two major changes to its enforcement of the rule, which it hopes will result in fewer vulnerable individuals caught in the net, while still allowing it to censure users who simply make up a fake name for themselves.
We also experimentally study dependencies in the DNS infrastructure, in particular, dependencies within domain registrars and within domains, and show that multiple dependencies result in more vulnerable DNS.
A study of vulnerability in urban living enables an in-depth understanding of the "causes of the causes"—those social factors that result in a vulnerable urban population (Marmot and Wilkinson 2006).
The broken-down portals are repurposed as raw materials to build the visage of a faceless, geometric man, resulting in a vulnerable, melancholic mood.
Compromised cerebral blood flow (CBF) autoregulation is observed in the early stages of meningitis, resulting in a vulnerable CBF dependent on the systemic blood pressure [ 8– 11].
