Sentence examples for substantial resilience from inspiring English sources

"We're seeing some movement on management fees, but in the area of performance fees we have seen substantial resilience," Mr. Gentilini said.

The abundant canopy seed bank in young post-fire stands suggests substantial resilience of this forested landscape to extensive stand-replacing disturbance.

Furthermore, in the subset of SAV and continuously flooded EAV-HW data with P MLRs at or below ∼2 g/m2/year, outflow P concentrations were consistently between 10 and 20 μg/L, mass removal efficiencies were consistently above 85%, and the wetlands demonstrated a substantial resilience to small-to-moderate pulsed inflow P loads.

The size and growth rate of Douglas-fir trees planted in the Fall River LTSP Trial were not significantly affected by any residual biomass removal level, indicating substantial resilience to high levels of residual biomass harvest at this productive site with deep, nutrient-rich soil.

"I think personality plays a substantial role in resilience," says Steven Southwick, professor of psychiatry at the Yale School of Medicine and author of the book, Resilience: The Science of Mastering Life's Greatest Challenges.

CPA and its place-responsive focus add an extra value to DRR because a community is considered an asset for substantial discussions on resilience and capacity building.

Tropoelastin and resilin are both highly elastic with high resilience, substantial extensibility, high durability and low energy loss, which makes them excellent candidates for the fabrication of elastic tissues that demand regular and repetitive movement like the skin, lung, blood vessels, muscles and vocal folds.

Yet even with this increased resilience, substantial risks of heat-related mortality remain.

While the research objective was to specifically understand the context and types of GBV experienced by women in conflict and displacement to inform programmatic and policy response, we noted substantial agency and resilience among the women interviewed.

The growth rate of reef-building corals has a substantial influence on the resilience and regeneration capacity of tropical reefs.

Ignoring the true strength of interactions between and within species risks a substantial misrepresentation of community resilience to habitat loss.