Sentence examples for vulnerable to variability from inspiring English sources

Reliance on a single separation stage leaves recovered coagulant purity vulnerable to variability of raw water quality.

Developing regions are especially vulnerable to variability, with very inconsistent application of goal-directed sepsis treatment across Africa [ 35].

Lastly it is acknowledged that the plantar pressure region identification software is not operator independent and may be vulnerable to variability.

Arid wetlands are important for biodiversity conservation, but sensitive and vulnerable to climate variability and hydroclimatic events.

Ethiopia is vulnerable to climate variability, and climate change is likely to increase the frequency and magnitude of disasters.

A well-targeted DP policy can assist those farms which are inherently more vulnerable to high variability in market incomes.

In its valley, which is densely populated and highly vulnerable to climate variability and water availability, agricultural activities provide the livelihood for thousands of people.

The Dabus watershed in the Blue Nile River basin was purposively selected, because this watershed, among others in the basin, is the most vulnerable to climate variability and change (Asrat and Simane 2017d).

The site was selected because it is one of the most arid parts of Botswana, and therefore, pastoral communities in this region are the most vulnerable to climatic variability.

"One can argue as to whose fault all this is, but country has become much more vulnerable to climate variability because of its inability to grow sufficient food for its population".

Small island states are likely the countries most vulnerable to climate variability and long-term climate change.