Sentence examples for resilient changes from inspiring English sources

Federal programs like the Land and Water Conservation Fund and the Farm Bill can be expanded to make communities more resilient; changes in the tax code and other federal rules can incentivize private investment".

use of climate change resilient variety.

Use of climate change resilient variety (both crop and livestock).

Some individuals were very resilient to changes after the meal (e.g. individual NoCa1), whereas others had more apparent changes in the proportions of some bacteria, but no specific pattern was common to all individuals (Additional file 3: Figure S2).

All of these challenges are overlaid by the uncertainty of climate change, which imposes a requirement to ensure that stormwater management systems are adaptable and resilient to changes.

While Paraguay, Bhutan and Lesotho rely almost solely on hydro and Iceland on geothermal, Uruguay has a spread that makes it more resilient to changes in the climate.

Tribrachial spontaneously-igniting flames are, in contrast, relatively resilient against changes other than temperature and O2 level.

Low genetic variation can make a species less resilient to changes in its environment, and place it at increased risk of extinction.

We also aim to construct better SVM models that are more resilient to changes in the percentage of malicious nodes, and give us better results.

The results suggest that peptides derived from protein-protein interfaces are resilient to changes in sequence and can be harnessed to form hydrogels with controlled properties.

This paper addresses the question of whether policy perception can erode or enhance the ability of commercial fishers to be resilient to changes in fisheries policy.