Sentence examples for vulnerable to environment from inspiring English sources

The negative heritability estimates reflected nature of the regression analysis which is highly vulnerable to environment variation, particularly when a small population size is used.

These cracks also make concrete vulnerable to deleterious environment due to ingress of harmful compounds.

Stirrups are relatively vulnerable to marine environment corrosion, as their protective layer is thinner than that of rebar.

At Changchun, the DTH of BC4F2-350C05 was 4 days longer than Kongyu 131, while no significant difference was detected at Jiamusi, indicating that the DTH is vulnerable to the environment.

They focused on gray matter in parts of the brain that are known to be vulnerable to the environment, not just inherited traits. .

Borghol et al. (2006) obtained evidence that the H19 DMR is more vulnerable to the environment.

During this period, newborns are perceived to be vulnerable to the environment and many mothers and their babies are kept in seclusion, although this practice may be changing.

The premise is that persons with dementia become increasingly vulnerable to their environment and have progressively lower thresholds to processing external stimuli.

However, root adaptations, in particular increased etiolation, can make plants vulnerable to stressful environments (e.g. prolonged drying).

This makes inbred populations more vulnerable to stressful environments.

Children are more likely than adults to touch unclean surfaces and are therefore particularly vulnerable to unhealthy environments.