Sentence examples for more resilient response from inspiring English sources
Both Democrats and Republicans urged a more resilient response from the US government as millions of people flee violence in Syria.
This would enable more resilient responses to climate risks impacting the nexus while increasing transparency, communication and trust among key actors.
At landscape level, managing forest fuels to favor the occurrence of unburned patches and modify their spatial distribution along the burned landscape will favor a more resilient pine response.
They render the systems more "resilient" and thereby enable the response to bounce back in a rapid fashion following an external perturbation.
(This might also help explain why the situation is more difficult for gay men than it is for lesbians: The study I noted previously showed that lesbians "tended to have networks that were more resilient and showed less fluctuation in response to changes with aging," probably because their support networks were not nearly as devastated by H.I.V./AIDS as gay men's were).
And technology is playing a role in empowering the responses to making cities more resilient and citizens better prepared to deal with these catastrophes.
In response she was told to become more resilient and stop asking for feedback after every assignment.
"Everywhere we go, from Spain to Argentina to California to Italy to France, we measure a plant response showing that vines are much more resilient than we think".
This was explained by the presence of a higher number of stem cells in the SVZ that are more resilient to irradiation injury and to a more favorable response of the SVZ microglia (Gage, 2000; Hellstrom et al., 2011).
"In many businesses, the thinking is that the response to climate change, whether its building more resilient infrastructure and systems or being more energy and resource efficient, creates new businesses and market opportunities," he says.
‡ Higher score is more positive response, ie. more prosocial behaviour and more resilient.
