Stories of grievously wounded people who somehow cheated death because of resilience, luck and the extraordinary efforts of strangers.
It is a raw, very human account of the death, destruction and resilience that, all these decades later, we still witness around the world.
So while the death penalty has shown incredible resilience in the face of more than a century of abolitionist sentiment, the 11 Connecticut prisoners on their way out of death row are almost certainly never going to see the inside of an execution chamber.
Therefore, this mitochondrial kinase pathway contributes to the resilience to undergo death that characterizes neoplastic cells, and can be modulated by drugs acting on any of its constituents.
The importance of the relative resilience of neonatal deaths is underscored by recent findings from Southeast Asia, where despite impressive reductions in child mortality, newborn mortality rates remain high in many regions (3).
Our spirit of resilience will be a death knell to the evil forces of global terrorism.
There was something almost competitive about her resilience after Frances's death: My mother chose to die.
As she surveyed patients' charts, Nancy Romeo, a medical review auditor at a hospice company, was surprised by the resilience of those supposedly near death.
Since his death, I've been struck by the resilience of Sgt. Monti's family, and their love for him.
The report stresses the importance of emergency preparedness and building resilience as critical in reducing death and injury in emergency situations.
