Sentence examples for vulnerable to introduction from inspiring English sources

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In this way, like patented brand-name drugs, Myriad's blockbuster model is vulnerable to introduction of competition with patent expiry or technological competition.

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We believe estate agents are more vulnerable to the introduction of potential rent controls, and note that Berkeley group could be most impacted by the introduction of a 'mansion' tax, given approximately 15% of revenues are generated from properties worth more than the £2 mn threshold.

Although this flavivirus has never emerged in Asia, the Asian continent is considered vulnerable to future introduction of the virus, because of the presence of a large susceptible human population, the presence of the urban vector and increasing international travel [2].

There are many stages of sample-processing prior to conducting any gene-expression experiment and each is vulnerable to the introduction of systematic processing errors [ 12].

But the Somali livestock industry is therefore now even more vulnerable to the introduction of bans by importing countries for two reasons.

Our findings also showed that countries with lower HIV prevalence tend to opt for HIV travel restrictions, possibly because they perceive themselves to be more vulnerable to the introduction of HIV.

Freshwater systems are particularly vulnerable to the introduction of INNS due to their exposure to multiple transport pathways along which new species can be either accidentally or intentionally introduced.

3 Because of the presence of a large susceptible human population to YFV and the vector A. aegypti in the coastal zones of the country, the major urban centers of Brazil are vulnerable to the introduction and spread of YFV.

The practice of professionals, traditionally granted a high degree of autonomy [ 10] and working within an environment in constant transition and changing priorities [ 11], may be particularly sensitive or vulnerable to the introduction of incentives and disincentives, of whatever nature.

However, such diversifying coevolution, resulting from geographic variation in the distribution of strongly interacting species, is vulnerable to species introductions.

This has been done particularly in the context of GREP, where countries have become provisionally free, are vulnerable to re-introduction of disease or spread from residual foci and where early detection is critical.

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