Sentence examples for vulnerable size from inspiring English sources

A mere 3% of the tracks represent juvenile hadrosaurs, a rarity that strongly suggests the young of this species experienced a rapid growth spurt and therefore spent only a short time at this vulnerable size, the researchers report online this week in Geology.

Even with biased monitored data, it can accurately predict the overall vulnerable population size and estimate how many hosts are actually infected in the global Internet system.

These data indicated that UPS dysfunction may precipitate the critical pathology of the vulnerable medium sized spiny neurons in the striatum [9].

These countries are more vulnerable than their size and nuclear clout would suggest.

But small ones are especially vulnerable, as their size gives them little room for manoeuvre.

And yet Australia is vulnerable, despite its size, and Winton's central message is tub-thumpingly political.

Thus, this project provides a unique opportunity to investigate the medication use and health status in a vulnerable population whose size will increase drastically in upcoming years.

For a given environmental threat (i.e. selection pressure), populations will persist only if adaptation occurs before the population declines to a size vulnerable to stochastic extinction (Bell and Gonzalez 2009).

Children are the most likely to be targeted as they are the most vulnerable due to size and lack of strength.

With a bell-shaped selectivity curve, fish that survive as they grow through the sizes vulnerable to the fishery may successfully reproduce, potentially repeatedly and at a large size.

Supportive breeding programs involve breeding and/or rearing individuals in captivity until they reach a less vulnerable life stage and size, at which time individuals are released to increase the census size of vulnerable populations.