Sentence examples for vulnerability to develop from inspiring English sources

Offspring of bipolar subjects were found more vulnerable to develop thyroid antibodies independently from the vulnerability to develop psychiatric disorders.

As the presence of antibodies was not associated with mood disorder (or any psychopathology) in the offspring, the authors suggested that offspring of bipolar subjects are more vulnerable to develop thyroid antibodies independently from the vulnerability to develop psychiatric disorders.

Self-efficacy has been shown to mediate vulnerability to develop depressive symptoms, as well as the effect of depression on developing detrimental behavior including nicotine abuse.

Dr. Petrakis' research has focused on the serotonergic and glutamatergic systems and how these neurotransmitters affect craving, self-administration of alcohol and the vulnerability to develop alcoholism.

Bipolar affective disorder (BPAD) is characterised by a lifelong vulnerability to develop episodes of depressed or elevated mood in response to stressful life events involving achievement or failure.

We conclude that subclinically depressed individuals selectively process pain-related stimuli, and this processing bias could enhance their vulnerability to develop pain symptoms.

A Columbia study in rats helps explain why an early exposure to alcohol can increase a person's vulnerability to developing addiction to cocaine.

This 'stress-vulnerability hypothesis' means that an individual may have a genetic vulnerability to developing psychosis, but they also need exposure to a stressful event for psychosis to occur.

"The findings demonstrate how an early exposure to a drug like alcohol can increase a person's vulnerability to developing an addiction to cocaine and other drugs," said Denise Kandel, one of the study's authors and professor of sociomedical sciences (in psychiatry).

Taken together, these findings could suggest that weakened rhythmicity and lower 24-h activity are markers of vulnerability to developing syndromal episodes of UP or BD.

The lack of correlation between trauma load or illness chronicity and amygdala volume suggests that a smaller amygdala represents a vulnerability to developing PTSD or the lack of a dose-response relationship with amygdala volume.