Sentence examples for vulnerable length from inspiring English sources

Thus, the fishery has been size-selective but the most vulnerable length was not always the largest; it depended on the combination of year, sex, and age of the fish.

Axons are particularly vulnerable given their length and high axolemma cytoplasm ratio.

Nonetheless, the St Johns in Florida was given high prioritization due to its genetic uniqueness, declines observed in mean length, and vulnerable location at the extreme southern end of the blueback herring range.

This leads to an increase of the length of the vulnerable region of the mushy zone and localises the strain at the boundaries.

The Broselow tape, like other one-dimensional length-based systems, is vulnerable to error based on individual variations of weight-for-length (differences in body habitus) [56 59].

If President Fujimori's manhunt for Mr. Montesinos is all theatrics, he has gone to great lengths to appear vulnerable and threatened.

And Democrats similarly seem to be going to no great lengths to rescue vulnerable members of their shrinking Blue Dog caucus of conservative Democrats.

Moreover, it's found that heat pipe with such a large-diameter and long-length evaporator is vulnerable to be unstable.

Unlike carbon nanotubes, graphene ribbons have edges that are vulnerable to impurity that could limit the localization length, and hence, the length over which ballistic transport could occur.

Round length is now the most vulnerable area of the screening programme.

However, during and after the 1970s size selection became less directional and more disruptive, especially for males; fish of intermediate lengths have been the most vulnerable.