Sentence examples for increased resiliency of from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the seawall increased resiliency of the Bay Head community during and after peak Hurricane Sandy forcing by preserving the dune system.

The high frequency of typhoons in Taiwan leads not only to increased resistance but also to increased resiliency to typhoons (Chi et al. 2015; Lin et al. 2011).

This increase in landscape asynchrony may increase resiliency to future disturbances.

However, less information is available regarding potential options for preventing or increasing resiliency to PTSD.

It is likely that the same qualities valued by Marines that are indicative of excellence amongst their ranks, such as mental stamina and competency, enhance their promotion potential, and may also increase resiliency to developing PTSD [ 45].

The current study was designed to assess the effect of a Stress Management and Resiliency Training (SMART) program, for increasing resiliency and quality of life, and decreasing stress and anxiety among Department of Medicine (DOM) Physicians at Mayo Clinic Rochester.

Department of Defense spokeswoman Heather Babb said Friday that the report "represents a high-level assessment" of the vulnerabilities that military installations face from floods, droughts, wildfires and other climate- and weather-related threats, as well as an overview of efforts to increase resiliency.

The current study was designed to assess the effect of a Stress Management and Resiliency Training (SMART) program for increasing resiliency and decreasing stress and anxiety among a group of mentors who themselves previously were diagnosed with breast cancer (pink ribbon mentors).

Translate the threat of terrorism into clean energy programmes and infrastructure investment to increase resiliency and improve America's strategic position – and don't forget the ancillary benefits of increased trade and competitiveness.

The diminishing odds ratios with increasing age may represent increasing resiliency, or may reflect clinical differences that exceeded the scope of this study to evaluate.

One study found that resiliency is tied to fewer adverse events in one's life, suggesting that prevention of adversity perhaps through social programs like parent coaching or universal health care may be key to increasing resiliency.