Sentence examples for vulnerable growth from inspiring English sources
Most of the fields that I have been scouting are starting to form small bean pods and are in a very vulnerable growth stage to be hit with the spider mite infestation.
This might imply important functions of cell wall poly P in the algal cell cycle, in cell wall biogenesis or in the resistance against toxins and pathogens during a vulnerable growth phase.
Preschool children may be particularly vulnerable to growth effects: the National Institute of Mental Health Preschool ADHD Treatment Study reported that children between 3 and 5 years of age treated with methylphenidate had annual growth rates 20.3% less than expected for height (1.38 cm/year) and 55.2% for weight (−1.32 kg/year) [ 138].
Established trees and shrubs made lots of vulnerable new growth.
While grids in higher latitudes are especially vulnerable, the growth of the transmission network in the United States, which now includes about 200,000 miles of high-voltage lines, has increased the risk that a severe storm here will cause crippling damage.
The United States, France, Germany and Britain are among major economies that retain AAA ratings, although some investors suspect that they, too, may become more vulnerable if growth slows anew or if their public finances fail to improve.
These bones are more vulnerable to growth disturbance associated with the presence of the local osteochondroma.
As with my previous two book writing and launching experiences, it has been exciting, challenging, fun, vulnerable, and growth-inducing on so many levels.
"Polar bear cubs can be much more susceptible to the effects of these kinds of environmental contaminants than adults because they are in a vulnerable phase of growth and development," she says.
Doctors believe that those who are affected with MEN 1 are born missing one of the genes that suppresses tumor formation, leaving them vulnerable to development of these growths.
Without the disinfectant, the water was vulnerable to bacteria growth.
