Sentence examples for decreasing resilience from inspiring English sources

At increasingly water limited sites a strongly decreasing resilience of Norway spruce will require a shift towards tree species better adapted to the expected future conditions.

The sharp phase transitions discussed earlier are seen clearly: along most of the frontiers, if we trace a point while decreasing resilience, there is a threshold at which a small sacrifice in resilience gives a major gain of efficiency.

In contrast, moves from staying with to left out would decrease resilience.

At lower elevations, however, rising temperatures decreased resilience, particularly at precipitation levels below 750 800 mm.

Comorbidity, similar to severity of disease, was evaluated as a variable which is predicted by childhood trauma and decreased resilience.

Three main themes related to stigma, resilience, and help seeking were: stigma leads to decreased help seeking and decreased resilience, help seeking leads to stigma and lowered resilience, and help seeking leads to increased resilience and decreased stigma.

This will provide tools for managers to compare different supply chains while offering a deeper knowledge of how supply chain characteristics increase or decrease resilience and consequently affect supply chain risk exposure.

Results for large lesions tend to diminish over time; this can be attributed to the decreased resilience and poor wear characteristics of the fibrocartilage.

Combined with the decreased resilience of marine ecosystems to adapt to change as a result of overfishing, marine pollution, resource extraction and other stresses, all this points to one inescapable conclusion -- we're looking at an ocean of trouble.

Thus the benefits of increased mangrove growth in response to coastal eutrophication is offset by the costs of decreased resilience due to mortality during drought, with mortality increasing with soil water salinity along climatic gradients.

Given the role of mitochondria in decreased metabolism and increased generation of ROS with aging, there is a strong a priori argument that mtDNA variation may contribute to global losses in metabolic plasticity leading to the decreased resilience that is a hallmark of the frailty phenotype.