Sentence examples for resilience risk from inspiring English sources

A 2012 report, Resilience, Risk and Vulnerability at Sida, by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, described resilience as a "new type of result" and said that the "need to choose different indicators for measuring resilience [per se], in order to understand if adaptation has been achieved, seems not to have been considered in most planning processes".

Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping (FCM) was employed as the proper methodology to reveal Ukrainian laypeople perceptions on the Black Sea ecosystem resilience, risk factors and future perspectives.

Although each of these frameworks has limitations, between them they capture most of the elements contained in the various definitions of resilience: risk drivers (hazard, vulnerability, and exposure), resilience building processes, and outcomes.

Consisting of two phases – qualitative analysis followed by quantitative analysis – an application of PIA progresses from a relatively quick elicitation of CI-interdependencies to the building of representative CI models, and the subsequent estimation of any resilience, risk or criticality measures an assessor might be interested in.

It's all about resilience, risk-taking and, as Taleb puts it, "having skin in the game".

Most reviewed studies using indirect measures of resilience tended to extrapolate their findings to the broader concept of resilience, risking adding more confusion to the existing definitional debates [ 52, 55].

Response/no-response was considered as a dependent variable of different socio-economic variables (0 response, 1 missing or "don't know") and as a predictive variable for LE (in social class), OSC (in LE) and the domains Satisfaction, Discomfort, Resilience, Risks and Academic achievement of CHIP-AE categorized in 2 (0: score > percentile 25; 1: score ≤ p25).

High-resolution bathymetry, topography, and vector data of metropolitan use are the main requirements for the proposed, detailed and proper vulnerability, resilience, hazard, and risk analyses.

Resilience and risk markers for individuals at risk and markers of disease progression for patients with bipolar disorder were also stated in the study (Table 1).

As resilience drops, risk of suicide increases".

The working group recognized the importance of incorporating key markers of socioeconomic vulnerability and resilience into risk assessment data and models that are quality-controlled by uniform standards.