Sentence examples for functioning resilience from inspiring English sources
Pollinators such as bees and hoverflies are essential components of an urban ecosystem, supporting and contributing to the biodiversity, functioning, resilience and visual amenity of green infrastructure.
Additional aim is to explore whether the quality of parent-child interactions is associated with the glycemic control, and psychosocial functioning (resilience, behavioral problems, and quality of life).
In addition, we will explore whether the quality of the parent-child interactions is associated with the glycemic control and psychosocial functioning (resilience, behavioral problems, and quality of life).
Third, we will study the relationship between parent-child interactions as measured by our observational tool and with the generic scales developed by Erickson et al. [ 25] with (changes in) the glycemic control (HbA1c), and psychosocial functioning (resilience, behavioral problems, and quality of life) of the children.
Cederblad et al. (1995) found that high intellectual functioning increases resilience.
DRR implies a mandate; it refers to the exploration and implementation of measures to prevent risk constellations or to lessen their effects and support functioning and resilience (UNISDR 2009).
We argue that incorporating locally contextualised biodiversity-led UGI design into the planning and policy spheres contributes to the functioning and resilience of the city and provides the adaptability to respond to locally contextualised challenges, such as overheating, flooding, air pollution, health and wellbeing as well as biodiversity loss.
Importantly, intra-specific genetic diversity favours species richness in plant communities (Whitham et al. 2006; Bailey et al. 2009) and contributes to ecosystem functioning and resilience (Reusch et al. 2005).
However, compared to same age peers older adults with schizophrenia have needs in relation to symptoms, cognitive functioning, social functioning, psychological resilience factors, social support, quality of life, physical health and medication adherence.
17 Third, persons with lower childhood cognitive ability may be more susceptible to the negative impacts that work-related exposures have on functioning because of lower resilience to cope with this stress.
