A variety of vulnerability genes have been identified recently (Kim et al., 2013).
The key contribution of our study to the current corpus of knowledge lies in the number and variety of vulnerability criteria used to measure the equitable nature of an indigent selection process in Burkina Faso.
Analysis results following different procedures all predicted that the case-study building failed to meet the recommended performance objectives and had a variety of seismic vulnerabilities, and possible retrofits were needed.
Early delay ability has been shown to protect against the development of a variety of emotional vulnerabilities later in life, such as aggression and features of borderline personality disorder.
Current classifications include a wide variety of web application vulnerabilities, such as SQL injections, Cross-Site Scripting and File Inclusion.
Hence, they faced a variety of deprivations and vulnerabilities.
This problem is typically called "viability analysis" in North America (and known by a variety of names including "vulnerability analysis" elsewhere).
In both varieties of resilience, vulnerability is regarded as the flip side of resilience (Alinovi et al. 2008) because when a system gradually loses its resilience it becomes more and more vulnerable to changes.
Due to the great variety of types of elements, vulnerability functions in terms of several hazard intensities were developed, given that different intensities show good correlation with the damage of different types of elements.
Although this example analysis has focused on constituents of the National Estuary Program, we believe this model of analysis can be applied broadly to a variety of socio-ecological systems with vulnerabilities to large-scale environmental change.
Studies indicate that a variety of circumstances increase people's vulnerability to sexual risk-taking.
