Sentence examples for vulnerable on one from inspiring English sources
Nationally, 23.4% of children are identified as developmentally vulnerable on one domain and 11.8% on two or more.
Indigenous children were more likely to be developmentally vulnerable in language and cognitive skills: 47.3% of Indigenous children were identified as developmentally vulnerable on one domain and 29.5% on two or more domains.
Around 2800 (39%) Aboriginal children will score as developmentally vulnerable on one or more domains.
Table 2 shows the association between geographic and sociodemographic characteristics and the probability of being developmentally vulnerable on one or more AEDI domain by sex.
The National Progress Measure is the proportion of children who are developmentally vulnerable on one or more of the five domains.
For being developmentally vulnerable on one or more domain (DV1+) variable the model is: where is the probability of a child being developmentally vulnerable on one or more domains for the ith observation in the jth class of the state variable, α is the intercept and βj is the coefficient for the state.
In a word, they were already far more vulnerable on day one of the epidemic than any western country would be.
After devoting half his speech to foreign policy, he turned his attention to the state of public services in Britain, an issue that the Labor Party is vulnerable on and one that the Tories would be hammering at much more strongly if not for the war.
First, obtaining a representative sample of food from subsistence farmers is difficult given the need for large samples, multiple vulnerable crops on one farm, the distance between farmers, villages, and laboratories, and uneven distribution of aflatoxin contamination within a food supply.
This method is based on: (a) the selection of the RC elements that, based on engineering judgment, are expected to be the most vulnerable ones, and on (b) the subsequent evaluation of the structure displacement capacity corresponding to their failure.
That ability to share pain is part of what makes female friendship so precious – you feel your friend is tangled into your guts in some anguished, formative way, because your closeness is predicated on making yourselves vulnerable to one another.
