The AFA expects damages linked to vulnerability factors (number, value, and distribution of assets) to increase 72% in the next 25 years, whereas the impact of climate change or annual climate variability is expected to play a smaller role (AFA 2015).
21 Despite MSM's awareness of their greater vulnerability, the number of new infections continues to rise disproportionally.
However, the progressive association between the quantity of fat and disease severity in terms of extent of plaque calcification or noncalcified areas, markers of plaque vulnerability, and number of vessels involved is less confirmed.
A special issue of IJFAB on vulnerability (volume 5, number 2, 2012) addressing a number of topics included a discussion of a global ethics approach to vulnerability, injection drug use, and the particular vulnerability of pregnant research subjects.
This outside stimulus allows her to drop her facade and let her audience share her pain; her vulnerability makes the number that comes off it, "I Ain't Got Nobody," the evening's most heartfelt.
Environmental enrichment can modulate mild and chronic stress, responses to anxiogenic stimuli as well as drug vulnerability in a number of animal models.
What all of them share is a sense of vulnerability with a number of the wealthier Christians leaving to settle in Canada and Australia as the climate of intolerance in Pakistan becomes more unbearable - and if some Muslims are thinking of leaving, Christians and other minorities will feel the pressure more acutely.
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These are species showing high vulnerability in a number of factors and typically showing significant declines across their range.
Although the RPGs do not explicitly cover social indicators, the CEHAPE recognizes that these factors are critical in determining a child's possible increased exposure or vulnerability to a number of environmental factors.
