Within forests, however, biodiversity may buffer risk.
China has previously made clear that it would need to buffer the risk of lending more money to Europe.
As we are today dependent on the ability to control our food resources and buffer our risk of food shortages through large-scale food production, harvesting, storage, and distribution, along with the use of refrigeration and chemical preservatives, so too, albeit in a different way, did our hominin ancestors begin to gain increasing control over their food resources.
In this interpretation, the characteristics of housing and the built environment may amplify or buffer the risk of heat-related health impacts.
From a clinical perspective, supports (e.g., social and professional) beyond those currently available need to be considered in order to buffer the risk of depressive symptoms progressing to depression.
Flexibility in the mate search may help individuals to buffer the risk of not mating at very low densities, mitigate mate finding Allee effects (the difficulty of finding mates at low densities; [ 15, 23, 44]), and reduce the risk of population extinction when mates are limited or costly to find [ 45, 46].
Consequently, appetitive aggression buffers the risk of traumatisation but cannot provide ultimate resilience.
Many will additionally assume that their primary partner (who may or may not be aware of these extraneous sexual activities) will similarly be buffered from the risk of becoming infected.
Because the bit-rate of the protected data is reduced, the paper proposes buffer management to reduce the risk of buffer overflow.
Because the bit rate of protected data is reduced, the paper proposes buffer management to reduce the risk of buffer overflow.
So how did Buffer assess the risk of integrating an existing product into its existing business — and doing so without any of Respondly staff on board to smooth the transition?
