Sentence examples for vulnerability to cold from inspiring English sources

Writers of the early 20th century were familiar with the bird's fearful vulnerability to cold.

Then outstanding issues, such as regional differences in people's vulnerability to cold and heat stress and reasons for these variations are further elaborated.

Rice production is affected primarily due to its vulnerability to cold stress at seedling stage, as well as reproductive stage leading to spikelet sterility.

The vaccine cures Samus and not only gives her the ability to absorb and use the nuclei of X Parasites for nourishment, but also burdens her with the Metroids' vulnerability to cold.

Further research on factors that determine vulnerability to cold would help inform the development and implementation of cold-weather emergency plans.

The OT for ≥65 age groups was higher than that for <65 age groups, indicating that the elderly people had increased vulnerability to cold weather for pneumonia.

There is now a wide array of treatments, over the counter and prescription, that can suppress the annoying symptoms of spring (and fall) allergies, which can interfere with sleep, work and enjoyment of life and increase your vulnerability to colds, sinusitis and other respiratory infections.

The smoke from cigarettes irritates airways and this can lead to increased vulnerability to colds, including passive smoke.

In addition, the less air condition use in rural area could increase people's vulnerability to extremely cold weather [ 47].

The two regions have been experiencing increased exposure and vulnerability to extreme cold weather, heat waves, floods, land- and mudslides, avalanches, forest fires and earthquakes in the past few years.

Vulnerability to the common cold was not associated with the decision to obtain influenza vaccination, suggesting that the general public of Japan understands the distinction between flu and the common cold.