Sentence examples for vulnerability lower from inspiring English sources

Both probabilities, p(+ x|+ se 1) and p(+ se 1), are likely to vary over time, as, e.g., access complexities for a vulnerability lower and exploits will eventually emerge and become public.

The sub-group respondents who used their stair gate adequately had a significantly lower perceived vulnerability, lower perceived disadvantages, higher perceived response efficacy, self-efficacy and advantages of the safe behaviour compared with the sub-group who did not use their gate adequately.

Respondents who had at least one stair gate installed at their main staircase had a significantly lower perceived vulnerability, lower perceived disadvantages, higher perceived severity, response efficacy, self-efficacy and advantages of the safe behaviour and more positive subjective norms and descriptive norms compared with the sub-group who did not have a stair gate (Table II).

It is also recognized that genetic diversity loss increases species' vulnerability, lowers fitness, and accelerates the path to extinction (Spielman et al. 2004; Frankham 2005).

For START-V vulnerabilities, lower scores are calculated as predictive of discharge and yield higher AUCs.

Changing and more volatile climate conditions are leading to higher vulnerability and lower resilience for crop production.

These residents have consequently been understudied despite historically exhibiting higher vulnerability and lower resilience.

There may also be differences between bipolar disorder type I and bipolar disorder type II (BP II); in one study, BP II patients scored higher on neuroticism and facets of anxiety, depression, self-consciousness, and vulnerability and lower on extraversion and its facets of positive emotion, as well as conscientiousness and its facets of competence and achievement-striving (Kim et al. 2012).

Hydrocarbon exports account for more than 80% of Iran's total exports of goods and services, highlighting the current account's vulnerability to lower oil prices.

Finally, we combined in the last scenario all variables related to species biological traits as well as economic costs associated with land acquisition within ecoregions to produce an optimal combined scenario (D) capable of representing all carnivore species while favoring the inclusion of ecoregions with maximum vulnerability and lower mean economic costs, whenever possible.

To investigate the specific site of vulnerability of lower motor neurons, we utilised sophisticated novel models of excitotoxin exposure targeted to either the cell body or the NMJ.