But her brother, who entered foster care at birth, lives in a treatment center, still waiting for a family capable of coping with the damage he suffered.
Along with the important role of carbohydrate reserves in coping with damage, carbon storage is also needed for survival in adverse growing conditions.
When Hurricane Maria struck on Sept. 20, FEMA was already coping with the damage of Hurricane Irma in Florida, Texas and the United States Virgin Islands.
Additionally, because it took time to cope with damage of the graft in laparoscopic surgery, we selected laparotomy after discussion with cardiac surgeons.
Conversely, it has disadvantages in that visual field is limited, and there is possibility of damaging the graft by taking forceps in and out, and it takes time to cope with damage of the graft.
Although the shaking intensity associated with most aftershocks is small compared with that of the principal earthquake, many are large enough to hamper rescue efforts by further destabilizing buildings and other structures and can be stressful for local residents coping with the damage and loss of life wrought by the principal quake.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, turnout appeared to be down, particularly in parts of Long Island and New York City where residents were coping with storm damage, relocated polling places and long lines to vote.
By discussing the common traits and the specific features of regeneration, we propose general models of regeneration and highlight various strategies adopted to cope with damage and repair.
The moss also has extra genes for DNA repair to cope with damage inflicted by sunlight.
In this paper we analyse, in a conceptual way, the interplay of community risk coping culture, flooding damage and economic growth.
Acting as a sensor of DNA damage, p53 dictates life or death depending on the ability of the cell to cope with the damage and repair it.
