In contrast to the modest variability in resistance to the 1998 bleaching event, there are large differences in the resilience of corals between sites.
Mechanisms of risk, and indeed resilience for children living in families bereaved through the loss of a child or parent, are likely to be complex 31 35 37 and to include primarily social factors alongside individual differences in the resilience of the child or family involved.
Previous validation studies have suggested that there is no difference in the way that resilience scales capture resilience depending on gender in younger sample [ 31, 32]; however, included studies did not conduct any analysis of the role of gender on resilience in aging.
Finally, using a proteomics approach to identify differences in the thermal resilience of the mussel congeners Mytilus galloprovincialis and Mytilus trossulus, HSPs and proteins combating reactive oxygen species were identified in response to a 1 h thermal challenge [ 18].
We consider differences and similarities in the resilience concept as defined in several disciplines and clarify the basis for managing any system of interest.
Differences were observed in the Resilience domain according to the LE (paternal, maternal and highest), with low effect size between the extremes (primary level vs. university degree).
Notably, the large difference in resilience scores found in the current experiment versus those in the earlier experiments supports the idea that, when stimuli were above sensory thresholds and not compromised by crowding, target processing was in parallel and with limited-capacity.
It was noticed that in some key areas (e.g., safety evaluation, planning and cooperation, MOUs, personal protective equipment, rescue, surge capacity and drills), there was a difference in disaster resilience arrangements between tertiary A and tertiary B hospitals.
Finally, when baseline history of anxiety or depression was considered across all groups, there was no statistically significant difference in resilience scores between participants with (n = 9, mean resilience = 27) or without (n = 85, mean resilience = 30) a prior history of anxiety or depression (p = 0.10).
The present data showed differences in the strength of resilience for the different phases of age.
