Sentence examples similar to disaster increase from inspiring English sources

Federal regulations passed after the Sago disaster increased the monitoring of air quality in active and sealed sections of the mines to avoid methane build up.

The use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) by citizens after a disaster increases resilience against disasters.

Findings suggest that volunteerism on the part of members of the surviving community following large-scale disaster increases resilience among the volunteers and further contributes to their recovery.

The manifestation of hazard in the form of a disaster increases in the aftermath with the willingness to invest in mitigation measures.

Disaster increases community psychopathology [ 1], with depression and PTSD being especially common [ 1, 2].

First, water and sanitation systems may be destroyed during the disaster, increasing the risk for outbreaks of waterborne diseases.

Even in the group that was not evacuated, the value of Hb before and after the disaster increased significantly in both men and women (Table  2).

To learn whether PAHs from the WTC disaster increased levels of genetic damage in pregnant women and their newborns, we analyzed BaP DNA adducts in maternal (n = 170) and umbilical cord blood (n = 203) obtained at delivery from nonsmoking women who were pregnant on 11 September 2001 and were enrolled at delivery at three downtown Manhattan hospitals.

The impacts of disasters increase the magnitude of preexisting development issues and are not just dependent on the natural hazards that are part of the environment.

Every one unit increase in Place attachment corresponds to the odds of a "household purchased any kind of insurance against natural hazard-induced disasters" increase by a factor of 0.24 (Y5, Model 5).

Overall, the results obtained from the state model further confirm the idea that natural hazard-induced disasters increase income inequality not only for hurricane states (Miljkovic and Miljkovic 2014), but also for many other states across the United States.