Both reported negative associations with As exposure, although the domains of vulnerable intellectual function differed across investigations.
Sitting on the toilet, the only true safe space in the world, where you can perform your vulnerable human functions without a care in the world.
Sat on the toilet, the only true safe space in the world, where you can perform your vulnerable human functions with nary a care in the world.
To specify the study population the MESH term "aged" was combined with terms such as "frail*", "vulnerable", "low functioning", or "community-dwelling" where * denotes truncated terms.
In summary, obese youth with altered glucose tolerance should be followed closely because of vulnerable β-cell function, which can easily deteriorate with continued weight gain.
Indeed, one can envision a 'hierarchy of vulnerability' with downstream FGUs being most vulnerable to loss of function.
Downstream FGUs appear to be more vulnerable to loss of function than their upstream regulators, but this vulnerability is apparently compensated by different FGUs of similar functions.
Influences within the heart muscle itself also may increase the demand for blood flow above the level available, making the myocardium vulnerable to alterations in function, contractility, and the maintenance of normal rhythm.
The hippocampus has long been presumed the primary site of action of estrogens on cognition; and explicit memory is considered the cognitive function most vulnerable to menopausal loss of estrogen.
The antigenicity of the binding domain in LigB appears to account for a large part of the human immune response to LigB (Figure 6), suggesting that LigB function is vulnerable to disruption during infection.
