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A resilience approach makes the system less prone to disturbances, enables quick and flexible responses, and is better capable of dealing with surprises than traditional predictive approaches.

After the outbreak is done, we will do a gap analysis, together with the government, and bring in supporters, donors, to help them build a health system that is better capable of detecting an outbreak.

In yet another study, low weight training, even when not performed to complete muscular fatigue, stimulated protein synthesis (a sign that connective tissue is better capable of repairing) in connective tissue just as much as heavy weights.

However, until now, the findings are controversial as to how far AO is better capable of improving patients' clinical outcomes and to what extent it reduces the need for days spent in hospital compared to TAU [ 7].

No one was better capable of doing that than his own family.

Contemporary approaches based on probabilistic argumentation systems and probabilistic networks are better capable of handling these computational challenges.

They also found that the participant having a great deal of science background and possessing informed views about NOS was better capable of addressing NOS during his teaching.

Applying them will improve the comparability and ranking of exposure levels for different microenvironments, activities or (groups of) people, such that epidemiological studies are better capable of finding potential weak correlations with health effects.

Conversely, the dominant Env epitope in this study (B7 supertype-restricted OLP-169) was associated with worse clinical outcome, raising the possibility that responses to certain epitopes can distract attention away from epitopes that are better capable of providing protection.

This finding corroborates the CAM metastasis results, suggesting that the collective TβRII KO aggregates are better capable of metastasis.

These maternal effects are expected to evolve whenever females are better capable of assessing the environmental conditions that their offspring will experience than the offspring themselves [ 3].