Sentence examples for vulnerable table from inspiring English sources

A category of Near Threatened is assigned to species that come close to but do not fully meet the all the thresholds or conditions required for a threatened category under Criterion A, B, C, D or E. Of the 70 species of true mangrove species, 11 (16%) qualified for one of the three Red List categories of threat: Critically Endangered, Endangered, or Vulnerable (Table 1).

As expected HIV-positive women were more socio-economically vulnerable (Table 1).

After Rotarix vaccine introduction, the prevalence of RVAGE was also significantly reduced in children <12 months of age, who are the most vulnerable (Table  2).

The pilot team was also successful in helping to facilitate a few small-scale activities in conjunction with specific sectoral leads, both WASH and other sectors, which aimed to target particularly vulnerable populations (Table 3).

The result indicates that about 19.4% land area are demarcated as very high, 35.8% as high, 17.0% as moderate, 17.6% as low and 10.3% as very low flood vulnerable class (Table 3).

A total of 5441 individuals of 27 species listed as globally threatened were imported into Thailand in the period 1998 2007, with 1303 individuals of 6 species in the Critically Endangered category, 1129 individuals of 9 in the Endangered category and 3009 individuals of 12 species in the Vulnerable category (Table 3).

In patients with DM, VAT tertiles were not associated with vulnerable plaque (Table  6).

In all three states the death inquiries revealed that the deceased women were disproportionately from vulnerable groups (Table 2).

The POD interventions comprise actions encapsulated in protocols centring on ten, targeted clinical risk factors associated with the development of delirium among vulnerable patients (Table  3).

Of the 1,041 assessed species, 181 (17.4%) are classified as threatened: 25 (2.4%) are assessed as Critically Endangered (CR), 43 (4.1%) Endangered (EN), and 113 (10.9%) Vulnerable (VU) (Table 1).

Yasuní is home to a considerable number of globally threatened species, i.e., those listed by the IUCN as Critically Endangered, Endangered, or Vulnerable [47] (Tables 1, 5, 6, 7).