Sentence examples for greater ability to cope from inspiring English sources

What parent wasn't thrilled to hear about the Emory University study suggesting that children who are told stories about their families' pasts may develop a greater ability to cope with the vicissitudes of life?

Educational levels have an impact on accessibility to food, with the more educated generally having greater ability to cope with difficult situations and a higher probability of employment.

Together with the unaltered cortisol level, the higher in vitro lymphocyte function in AP piglets may be considered as a greater ability to cope with weaning stress [ 49].

Two studies found that women interviewed later in their pregnancy had acquired familiarity with their diabetes, and reported greater ability to cope with the stress as the treatment became part of a normal daily routine [ 31, 34].

Although the reason for this increase was not explored, it could potentially be due to adaptation or a greater ability to cope with a chronic condition among some patients.

Women who express greater confidence in their ability to cope with labour also report feeling less pain during labour [ 21- 23].

Eight patients cited greater confidence in their ability to cope with their condition or have a perception of control over the symptoms as they occur, for example, " I went to sleep with the cramps and thought, oh well, this happens doesn't it?

And do bear with me if I get a little tearful, as stories such as this do place great strain on my ability to cope with modern life.

We know that the higher level of connection, the greater your resilience -- your ability to cope with stress and bear up under tough times.

The benefits of good patient education for cancer patients may include greater satisfaction with treatment choices, improved ability to cope during the diagnosis, treatment, and post-treatment phases, and reductions in anxiety and mood disturbances [ 3- 5].

Acupuncture patients experience less back-related disability when they are less afraid and avoidant of physical activity and work, perceive fewer symptoms emotions and consequences of LBP, perceive their LBP as less threatening, and when they feel greater control over, understanding of, and ability to cope with their back pain.