Sentence examples for recognizing threats from inspiring English sources

Cebu Study Team [39] used a Philippines longitudinal data to find that educated mothers are better at recognizing threats to the health of their children.

In the PAEc-Sp project, these maps constitute the starting point for exploring the state of the ecosystems, recognizing threats and potentials, and discussing future scenarios that can drive policy design and decision-making processes with the actors involved.

Unger (2013) [54] and Cebu Study Team (1991) [51] find that educated mothers are better at making choices in caring practices and recognizing threats to the health of their children.

This finding is consistent with studies demonstrating that anxious youth [ 20] and adult patients with PD [ 41– 43] exhibit deficits in recognizing threat-related facial expressions such as anger and fear.

The two countries are carrying out a 30-point plan to develop a "smart border," one that avoids trade-crippling backups and frustrations for frequent travelers, they said, but that recognizes threats as they arise.

They provide opportunities to observe, monitor, predict and recognize threats to ecological processes in rangelands.

Studies in monkeys have hinted that the amygdala, an almond-shaped region in the middle of the brain that helps us recognize threats, plays a role in personal space.

Our study shows that bacteria can also recognize threats by sensing self-derived signals associated with cell damage.

Negative emotions increase stress, allow us to recognize threats, and deal with challenging situations.

"There is a recognized threat today with respect to a woman's right to chose, a woman's right to control her own body," Mr. Abrams said on the steps of City Hall.

The exploitation of fossil fuels in the Mediterranean Sea will likely lead to an increase in the number of offshore platforms, a recognized threat for marine biodiversity.