For that reason, DJI called the vulnerability "high risk" but "low probability," given the numerous hoops to jump through first to exploit the flaw.
On the contrary, the higher values for vulnerability (high and very high) mainly appear as hot spots within the study area, except from the wider region around Akrefnio town which is spatially dominated by the outcrops of the karstic bedrock.
Among the factors related to health disadvantage and vulnerability, high intakes of antioxidant nutrients has been proposed as an important potential modifier of air pollution impairment (Romieu et al. 2008; Villarreal-Calderon et al. 2010).
Exposure to amphetamines should be viewed as a stressor in the acute phase for the vulnerable individual in a dynamic way; for individuals with lower vulnerability higher doses of amphetamines are needed, whereas individuals with higher vulnerability require lower doses to precipitate acute psychosis.
Karl Kaiser, the director of the German Council on Foreign Relations and a Schröder adviser, said that the openness of democratic societies has been "bought at the price of vulnerability, vulnerability so high that you can conduct a war inside democracies".
In our analysis, in addition to regional difference in heat vulnerability, higher vulnerability was seen within the downtown areas of all cities compared with suburban areas regardless of the city's overall vulnerability.
Worse health status (represented by higher FI scores) and greater social vulnerability (higher SVI scores) were associated with a greater risk of death, and a greater chance of cognitive decline at 3 years.
To derive new, and update existing, fragility and vulnerability functions, high quality vulnerability data are required.
One explanation for this is that lack of education was a marker of environmental conditions that triggered greater expression of vulnerabilities to high BMI.
Because of their vulnerability to high winds, and their seasonal use, all structures were typically built and rebuilt with few, if any, guidelines.
