Nine of the 11 American goals in group play resulted directly or indirectly from set pieces, once a vulnerability for this team but now a reliable strength.
This proportion was higher among the comparison group, indicating deeper impoverishment and vulnerability for this group.
The need for more structural interventions to directly tackle economic vulnerability for this group cannot be ignored.
However, since no influence of shared family environment on obsessive compulsive behaviour was found in any of the studies in adult twins (Clifford et al., 1984; Jonnal et al., 2000; van Grootheest et al., 2007), familial vulnerability for this trait translates entirely to genetic vulnerability.
Many of the communication problems cited by investigators have been longstanding vulnerabilities for the Fire Department.
Defense had become a vulnerability for the United States in this qualifying tournament, and its opponent deftly pounced on this weakness.
Data on such transactions are now being gathered and made available to regulators, which should make it harder for vulnerabilities of this sort to go unnoticed.Vigilance is easier after a crisis, of course.
Understanding the history of DFS, and some of the assumptions, limitations, and vulnerabilities for studies designed with this primary end-point are required.
In our clinical experience some of these patients have a history of depression, and thus vulnerability for developing this co-morbidity when exposed to prolonged, high stress exposure, while others develop depressive symptoms as a response to the exhaustion and cognitive impairment.
Further analysis showed that although this did decrease vulnerability for the Pacific Coast and the Northeast, the changes were minimal.
