Sentence examples for a decrease in resilience from inspiring English sources

The Yellow River basin has suffered a decrease in resilience in its lower reaches since 1971, which extended to the middle reaches in 1987 and upper reaches in 1990.

Marijuana use was connected with a decrease in psychological resilience [ 20] (Table  2).

There is a gradual decrease in resilience with increasing MS loading.

The effect of varying either the replication degree (n) or intrusion tolerance threshold (f) alone has the same qualitative effect (increase versus decrease) in resilience as in reliability.

For example, while biodiversity is intentionally decreased in intensive food production systems, the consequential decrease in resilience in these systems may in turn bear increased health risks.

We conclude that strong social support received after a disaster is associated with an increased psychological resilience whereas a female gender is connected with a decrease in the likelihood of a resilient outcome.

Taken together, our results suggest that increases in KCNQ2/3 channel activity promote a decrease in fusiform cell HCN channel activity and resilience to tinnitus.

Wilderness-favoring management could allow self-sustaining ecosystems and complex food webs to expand and increase resilience of ecosystems (Walker 2002) but it would lead to a decrease in provisioning ecosystem services by limiting human farming activities in the area.

They argue that resilience loses part of its protective strength at this stage in life due to a decrease in autonomy [ 27].

The reduction in the normal stress at the Futagawa FZ, i.e., a decrease in compressive stress on the fault, is suggested by an independent observation from the NIED, the National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience (2016).

We also observe a decrease in the vulnerability of nodes and reduction in single points of failure in the system, suggesting an increase in the overall resilience of the KIS system from 1960 to 2010.