Sentence examples for mean resilience from inspiring English sources

I don't just mean resilience after the fact, but finding ways to incorporate this concept into how we plan, invest and behave, particularly because some of the biggest hard knocks we face are obscured by largely irreducible complexity and uncertainty.

The total mean resilience of patients was 62.98.

However, only emotional neglect was significantly associated with decreased mean resilience scores.

Sexual assault had the strongest negative association with participants' mean resilience scores in this study.

Smoking crack daily and blackout drinking were also independently associated with decreased mean resilience scores.

Between baseline and post-test, the mean resilience scores increased in both groups.

Mean standardized resilience score.

In an analysis regressing mean baseline resilience scores against CMD maintenance, the unadjusted B-coefficient was −3.33 (−11.64 to 4.97) and that adjusted for age, gender, marital status, education, employment, debt and food security was −1.33 (−9.36 to 6.69).

This means flood resilience is planned in an integrated way alongside farming practices.

There are also fewer power cuts because a diverse energy mix means greater resilience to droughts.

"A better education means more resilience and stability for communities and more hope for their future," said UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Geeta Rao Gupta.