However, the rankings with the large sample sizes (least concern and vulnerable) had greater variance than the rankings with the small sample sizes (near threatened and endangered), which tends to reduce the Type I error rate in an ANOVA [20].
Households with good harvests are also less vulnerable, though greater dependence on agriculture attenuates this effect.
Our results suggest that rural locations are also heat vulnerable, with greater rates of HRI compared to urban locations.
As a result, the study concludes, defendants with court-appointed lawyers often get inadequate counsel, in violation of the Constitution's Sixth Amendment, and are vulnerable to greater punishment, in violation of the Eighth Amendment.
More investment in jobs and social security, and the introduction of laws that offer vulnerable people greater protection, are required to halt the slowing of human development caused by income inequality, fluctuations in food prices, natural disasters and conflict.
A staff study by the National Transportation Safety Board said that, because rear-seat passengers get so little room in many late-model cars, riders wearing only lap belts might in some situations be vulnerable to greater injury than if they were wearing no belts at all.
It is also arguably the most subjective of the six signs and therefore vulnerable to greater variation between raters when classifying this sign.
Since these comments were addressed to the career professionals at HUD, this historical faux pas potentially renders millions of Black and Brown bodies vulnerable to greater discrimination in public housing, home ownership, predatory renting and other forms of economic disinheritance.
It is possible that *E4 carriers become vulnerable to greater cognitive decline in the presence of other risk factors at 65 69 years of age.
In the third era, from 1992 to present, national policy goals have emphasized caring for vulnerable populations, greater diversity in the health professions, and innovative curricula to prepare trainees [ 8].
