Sentence examples for vulnerability area from inspiring English sources

Hence, using the CVI calculation including land subsidence parameters, the very high vulnerability area is determined to be 20% of the total coastline or 9.7 km of the total 48.7 km of coastline.

The moderate vulnerability area distributes unevenly through the area may relate to the variation on the impact of vadose zone and low values of hydraulic conductivity and net recharge.

Binge drinking was associated with being male (OR = 1.52, 95% CI 1.01 2.28) and with living in a low vulnerability area (having the best housing conditions, schooling, income, jobs, legal assistance and health) (OR = 1.66, 95% CI 1.05 2.62).

Within some sectors, a clear discrepancy exists between high and low vulnerability areas.

Although high social vulnerability areas overlap in many cases with high building-vulnerability areas, there are some cases (like in the center of Bucharest) where the mixture is greater.

Operators would want the high-value orbits maintained in the green vulnerability areas in Fig. 11, where sustainability is certain and risk to their assets are low.

The cross tabulation of high vulnerability areas with conflict areas, which defines the areas at risk of soil degradation, reveal that risk areas account for approximately 3.2 8.4% of the basin, depending on the scenario, being concentrated in steep slope hillsides suited for forest or mixed forest and pasture occupations but actually used for irrigated crop lands, vineyards and olive yards.

In areas with lower smoking prevalence, however, differences between radon vulnerability areas were clear across all threshold values.

We can say, however, that a majority of heat deaths among the homeless were reported in high vulnerability areas.

In areas with higher smoking prevalence, we observed no differences in lung cancer mortality trends between high and low vulnerability areas.

We compared high vulnerability areas, their estimated populations, and differences in lung cancer mortality trends stratified by smoking prevalence and sex.