Sentence examples for resilient trait from inspiring English sources

But for some, messiness is a resilient trait that's impervious to the environment.

Re "Forget Oscar and Felix: Messiness Is No Laughing Matter" (April 29): In the Behavior column about messiness, some children are said to have "messiness as a resilient trait that's impervious to the environment".

Ultimately, I think the resilient traits Pulley lists mark an important distinction between professional and unprofessional work.

Numerous studies on the consequences of the quality of attachment of infant and caregiver have shown that secure attachment during the first two years predicts future resilient traits.

Sturges also says that Baxter is presented as unapologetic, charismatic, independent, and resilient, traits that "have seemingly been passed on to her daughter".

These results imply that introduced tree species in North America could be assessed not only by their level of threat to native species (Parker et al. 1999) but also by their potential positive impacts on North American ecosystems and their usefulness in programmes to breed certain resilient traits into native North American species.

Although profound scientific knowledge about the detailed relationships of resilience traits with other traits might still be missing, it can be hypothesized that more resilient animals are also more robust animals (i.e. more fertile) in general.

A psychosocial evaluation can identify eligible donors with resilient personality traits and help to exclude psychologically vulnerable donors and finally to prevent them from possible psychological harm in the aftermath of donation [ 5].

Even if people are motivated they might still not be resilient, and the traits listed above can't necessarily be motivated.

Mean values of WFC per medical specialty are illustrated in table 2. Bivariate analyses revealed several significant negative correlations between WFC and psychosocial (trait) dimensions "resilient coping, self-efficacy and optimism" (see table 4).

This workshop will examine common traits of resilient people, and explore ways to strengthen our own resiliency skills, while introducing the concept of managing our energy instead of managing our time as the foundation for healthy practices, high performance, and sustained personal renewal.