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Значения термина increase vulnerability на английском
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Mobility and alcohol abuse increasevulnerability to HIV among itinerants in Zambia.
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In healthy elders, a temporary life stressor may increasevulnerability to illness but does not
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They also increasevulnerability to terrorist attack such as the bombing of the Kolbah Barracks in Riyadh in June 1996.
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Conclusions: These results suggest that early life MPH treatment may increasevulnerability to EtOH drinking in adulthood in a subset of the population.
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The global economic downturn has brought about greater inequality and could increasevulnerability and fuel the epidemic, said Michele Sidibe, executive director of UNAIDS.
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Aging diminishes ability to manage money and increasesvulnerability to fraud.
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Functional reserves decrease with age, which leads to increasedvulnerability.
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Low levels of specific VZV antibodies at ASCT suggest increasedvulnerability for VZV reactivation.
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It also expressed concern about increasingvulnerabilities in Zimbabwe's banking system amid stronger credit growth.
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Frailty is a multidimensional geriatric syndrome characterised by a state of increasedvulnerability to disease.
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Invasive electrophysiological testing showed short ventricular refractory periods and increasedvulnerability to induce ventricular fibrillation.
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Nato ally Turkey will face increasedvulnerability to Isis.
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These results support a possible increasedvulnerability to infection in MLL-r leukemia patients undergoing pinometostat treatment.
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Because of increasedvulnerability of survivors, multiple risk behaviours should be addressed in targeted health interventions.
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Interestingly, the high-risk group was characterised by a lack of protective rather than increasedvulnerability factors.
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These findings suggest increasedvulnerability for girls on emotional issues and for boys on somatic problems.