Sentence examples for mild resilience from inspiring English sources

Even if web content shows a mild resilience to self-fulfilling prophecies [98] the prediction outcome can become a strong form of social influence that inflates or dampens the success of a web item.

"We've had a run in the past two decades of relatively mild winters, so our resilience to these kind of events has not really been tested," Professor Slingo said.

However, simulation experiments often demonstrated structural resilience to repeated mild disturbance, even at the 0.5 ha scale.

In a movie that has a hazy timeline, he has a mild stroke but bounces back with remarkable resilience.

In multiple non-human primate species, for example, mild early life stress can lead to resilience against stress later in life, a phenomenon referred to as stress inoculation (Lyons and Parker, 2007; Katz et al., 2009; Parker and Maestripiero, 2011).

Another study reported on analysis of the hippocampal proteome of different treatment groups using the chronic mild stress model of MDD in rats with the aim of identifying potential biomarkers for anhedonia, escitalopram resistance and stress resilience.

Their resilience?

Building resilience.

First, resilience.

"She has fantastic resilience.

It creates a resilience".