Sentence examples for efficient in coping from inspiring English sources
Deploying IAVs helps port operators to remain efficient in coping with the ever increasing volume of container traffic at ports and eliminate the need for deploying more 40-ft transporters in the very confined area of ports.
Although climate change affects all countries, it has not been analysed with regard to welfare models and thus it is not known whether some models are more efficient in coping with ecological challenges; and the study of the relationship between ICT and welfare models [24, 69] fares only slightly better.
This confirms results of numerous previous researches that have established that subjects with external LOC are less efficient in coping with stress (see for example Krause and Stryker, 1984).
Because the innate system compensates for the adaptive system's deficiencies in coping with multiple virulent parasites, the benefits of an efficient innate system are greatest in risky environments (e.g. Figure 5, Environment B).
But they are not alone in coping.
Furthermore, in many instances, risk prevention is far more resource efficient than coping with impacts from the manifestation of risk.
Developing efficient coping strategies in students and improving academic environments could also contribute to preventing the potential deleterious consequences of stress [ 50].
The child is believed to develop internal representations of social interactions with parents as positive and repairable, which is fundamental for the child's development of self-efficacy and efficient coping strategies in the face of adversity.
The clinical implications of our study are that mothers characterized by anxiety and depression may need breastfeeding support and to learn efficient coping strategies in cases of unintended breastfeeding cessation.
Third, it should be computationally efficient in order to cope with large ChIP-Seq datasets.
Older people may in fact be more likely to use efficient coping strategies which conserve processing resources, as well as strategies which have been effective in the past [ 12].
