Sentence examples for resilience status from inspiring English sources

Table 8 provides a summary statistics of the responses of surveyed households with regards to exposure to flood hazards and loss of assets disaggregated by resilience status.

In this study, we applied the RIM model to assess the resilience status of 105 counties in southwestern China after the 2008 Wenchuan Earthquake.

In this study, adaptive capacity was taken as joint component shared between the LRI and LVI indices, however, absorptive and transformative capacities as the other components of LRI that positively contribute towards households' overall resilience status seems to be relegated as the PCA only extracts the first component– adaptive capacity.

It was another frustrating 90 minutes for County, but Hamilton demonstrated their resilience and status as a team to be reckoned with in the Premiership.

What's remarkable is the resilience of the status quo.

To foresee the impact of changing climate on forest stability and resilience, the current status and potential changes of single tree species may provide insightful information.

In presenting the background to this article we focus on resilience, given its status as a concept that is increasingly used in the field of gerontology (Wiles et al. 2012), but which, at the same time, lacks consistency in definition and use (Wild, Wiles and Allen 2013).

This study aims to explore the status of resilience among tertiary hospitals in Shandong Province, China.

Conclusions Independent contributions from a priori risk (age, hippocampal atrophy) and resilience (premorbid function, socioeconomic status) combine to predict measured cognitive impairment.

In a rheumatoid arthritis study, authors verified that spirituality may facilitate and improve emotional status and resilience, by experiencing more positive feelings and attending to the positive elements of life [ 46].

The instrument was designed to combine several c oncepts and constructs such as illness/health status, HRQOL, resilience and achievements in one single instrument, based on explicit theory and supported by a substantial empirical findings [ 27].