Sentence examples for vulnerabilities low from inspiring English sources

We found that parents' separation/divorce and death occurred early and the adolescents concerned had more socioeconomic vulnerabilities (low parents' education, being immigrant, low father's occupation, insufficient family income, and poor social support) and a higher risk of grade repetition, depressive symptoms, and tobacco and cannabis use.

Traits associated with bullies include narcissism, unstable self-esteem, anxiety and a lack of social competence, likewise traits linked to victims are vulnerability, low self-esteem and a propensity to experience negative emotion.

The pesticides DRASTIC index map (Fig. 12b) shows that the study area is also characterized by two zones of vulnerability: low and moderate.

The pesticides DRASTIC index map shows that the study area is also characterized by two zones of vulnerability: low and moderate.

The study area was divided into five zones of relative vulnerability: low groundwater vulnerability risk zone (index: 102 119); moderately low vulnerability risk zone (index: 119 131), moderate vulnerability zone (index: 131 136), moderately high vulnerability zone (index: 136 150), and high vulnerability zone (index: 150 179).

The International Labour Organization reports as main causes for adolescent work the lack of access to education, poverty, specific vulnerability (low income or monoparental families and families with disabled people).

Another ITSAL publication on work conditions (e.g. high job instability, vulnerability, low remuneration, poor social benefits, long hours and fast-paced work) concluded undocumented workers' health depended largely on the health and safety measures taken by employers (Porthé et al. 2009).

These selected strains were maintained in experimental ponds and were further selected and bred for high-vulnerability or low vulnerability to fishing for three additional generations.

Three main concepts can be distinguished in measuring vulnerability to poverty; these are vulnerability as expected poverty (VEP), vulnerability as low expected utility (VEU) and vulnerability as uninsured exposure to risk (VER) [23, 24].

They look for ways to exploit vulnerabilities or low security settings in Web browsers, and try to load automatically when a user arrives at a site with malicious intent.

"We know that other physical vulnerabilities, like low birth weight and prenatal head circumference, can predict later health issues," he says.