Two studies used qualitative data gleaned from participants interrogating the primary resilience-measuring study instrument to enrich the discussion sections [ 29, 30].
Susceptibility biomarkers, also termed as vulnerability biomarkers, comprise primary risk (and resilience) markers.
We developed six themes: recognising a problem, complex causality, the role of the primary care, responsibility, resilience, and the role of their life story.
Six types of belief appear important to explore in the detection and subsequent management of depression in people with chronic illness; recognizing a problem, complex causality, the role of primary care, responsibility, resilience, and the importance of the patients' life story in feeling understood.
Thus, our findings of single primary invasions and resilience to re-invasions corroborate the studies by Searle et al. [ 4, 9, 25], which have suggested that the phylogeographic patterns seen for mouse populations reflect ancient human movements, with only little disturbance by later movements.
(Recreational fishing representative, April 2011) In terms of environmental governance, participants identified coastal development and catchment land-use practices as the primary threats to reef resilience and both ecological and social adaptive capacity.
Five primary themes emerged: 1) resilience of TG youth 2) lack of access to services that influence health, 3) the critical role of social support, 4) challenges in navigating the health care system, and 5) the need for trans-affirming competency training for providers and frontline staff.
Secondary outcomes included measures that were assumed to moderate or mediate the effects of the primary outcomes, such as resilience [ 92], self-control [ 93], personal control [ 94], problem-solving skills [ 95, 96], and several background characteristics (e.g., age, gender, education, employment status, and disease and treatment history).
Boin (2010), for example, argues that public leaders are responsible for creating social bonds between a community's members and their trust in societal institutions, which is the primary condition for building disaster resilience in a community.
In this paper, the effects of various disturbance regimes on long-term structural change and resilience in 70 primary northern hardwood stands were analyzed using the CANOPY individual-tree model.
