Sentence examples for vulnerable displays from inspiring English sources

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We can only hope that our iPhone and Android devices, with their large, vulnerable glass displays, will one day be as tough as the Nokia 3310.

The smart and tough Omar, who is also a sensitive and vulnerable friend, displays scars from cuts inflicted by his father.

The current results are in line with previous findings suggesting that the children born SGA rather than those born AGA, may be the most vulnerable for displaying symptoms of ADHD later in life [ 1, 5- 7].

Unlike stable plaques characterized by a chronic infiltrate of macrophages, vulnerable plaques display an inflammatory infiltrate composed by T cells activated towards a Th1 pathway, and whose recruitment is regulated by chemokines, cytokines, and their receptors [ 1, 2].

Vulnerable CSMN display cellular abnormalities with vacuolated apical dendrites and spine loss, as early as postnatal day (P) 60, and their degeneration is linked to increased ER stress both in vivo and in vitro.

Though we expected more vulnerable animals to display heightened antipredator responses, individuals in better body condition suppressed foraging more than individuals in poorer body condition.

According to [11], the plain HPF (from the original cepstra, not the CHN-preprocessed cepstra) is often more vulnerable to noise and displays more mismatch than the plain LPF, whereas S-HEQ compensates for the CHN-preprocessed HPF and LPF directly.

Mitochondrial DNA is relatively more vulnerable to damage and displays mutations at a 10- to 50-fold higher rate compared to the nuclear genome [ 20, 21].

But "by failing to criticize Israeli human rights violations adequately," he writes, "world Jewry made itself vulnerable" to the hatred displayed at Durban and risks "becoming identified with the forces in the world that oppose the struggle against racism".

So far the Tate has proceeded cautiously by making changes in the collection display galleries at Tate Modern and Tate Britain, but it has not rolled them out at its loan exhibition galleries, nor in the rooms where vulnerable works might be displayed.