Articles generally did not clearly define vulnerability, yet imply that vulnerability had to do with a lack of advocacy and referred to specific populations such as disenfranchised or marginalized populations who were particularly susceptible to vulnerability because they lacked the ability to control situations [ 2, 4, 19].
Polls show that Clinton's greatest vulnerability has to do with trustworthiness and character.
Much of the network's vulnerability has to do with its relative openness, which increased over the last decade as the government required large companies to open their systems to competitors.
A computer user's vulnerability to attack does not depend as much on which Web site is visited as on what software is used to gain access to the Internet, experts say.
Specifically, the study tests two null hypotheses; first, vulnerability to poverty does not vary with household characteristics.
There are, however, indications that interlysosomal differences regarding vulnerability to LMP do exist [ 23, 24].
This further suggests that vulnerability to addiction does not lie in the propensity of an individual to develop habits but instead in the rigid nature of drug-seeking habits and the inability of an individual to regain control over these maladaptive habits.
"To find a vulnerability, you have to do a lot of hard work," said Evgeny Legerov, founder of a small security firm, Gleg Ltd., in Moscow.
While these observations do not negate other genes that confer vulnerability to addiction, they do agree with the observations shown here for hippocampal gene expression in cocaine abusers.
With all these vulnerabilities to creditors, don't count on these trusts to protect you from Uncle Sam either, as their promoters suggest they will.
