Sentence examples for comprehensive resilience from inspiring English sources

In the week that marks the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans officials have launched a comprehensive "resilience strategy" aiming to secure the city's future.

This framework automatically and systematically explores the large space of comprehensive resilience techniques and their combinations across various layers of the system stack, derives cost-effective solutions that achieve resilience targets at minimal costs, and provides guidelines for the design of new resilience techniques.

A comprehensive resilience intervention will be implemented, inclusive of explicit program adoption strategies.

Whilst the findings of the pilot study were positive, a more rigorous study design is required to confirm the potential of such a comprehensive resilience enhancing approach.

Schools considered to be implementing a comprehensive resilience intervention within each domain of the Health Promoting Schools framework across all grades will be ineligible and removed from the list of eligible schools.

A cluster randomized controlled trial is planned to examine the efficacy of a comprehensive resilience intervention, inclusive of intervention adoption strategies, in decreasing the tobacco, alcohol and illicit drug use of adolescents attending secondary schools in a socio-economically disadvantaged region.

The research will provide fresh ammunition for those calling on governments to develop more comprehensive climate resilience strategies to ensure that critical infrastructure is able to cope with worsening climate impacts, and comes as a string of countries across Asia recorded record summer temperatures.

For a comprehensive review of resilience in the context of ecosystem management, I refer to Biggs and colleagues (2012).

To the authors' knowledge this is the first randomised controlled trial to evaluate the effectiveness of a comprehensive school-based resilience intervention, inclusive of explicit adoption strategies, in decreasing tobacco, alcohol and illicit drug use of adolescents attending disadvantaged secondary schools.

To the authors' knowledge this is the first randomised controlled trial to evaluate the effectiveness of a comprehensive school-based resilience intervention, inclusive of explicit adoption strategies, in decreasing the self-reported tobacco, alcohol and illicit drug use of adolescents attending disadvantaged secondary schools.

Based on systematic and comparative analysis of scientific literature comprehensive analysis of regional resilience is performed; regional resilience process and outcome framework is developed, structural dimensions of regional resilience is identified; regional resilience capacity building factors are presented.