Sentence examples for understanding to cope from inspiring English sources
I know how difficult it is even for a great understanding to cope with a small derangement.
The characteristics of the environment upon which people develop an improved understanding to cope with environment stressors should be identified.
In the eyes of the tolerator, the caregiver lacks the skills and/or understanding to cope with the client's condition and behaviour.
Jontue noted that trying to explain autism was complicated by his family members and in-laws not really understanding how to cope with the diagnosis.
Children are highly sensitive to such events, as they might not yet have the coping mechanisms or understanding to handle the situation.
Understanding the mechanisms to cope with salt stress will contribute to the knowledge necessary to genetically engineer salt-tolerant plants.
Access to good quality written or electronic health information can increase people's knowledge, understanding and ability to cope.
Vonn, who sometimes let expectations get the better of her early in her career, said she had a better understanding of how to cope with the grind of the long World Cup season.
Hence, these data will provide a major resource for future physiological work on krill, but in particular a suite of "stress" genes for studies understanding marine ectotherms' capacities to cope with environmental change.
This data will provide a major resource for future physiological work on krill, but in particular a suite of "stress" genes for studies understanding marine ectotherms capacities to cope with environmental change, such as future elevated sea water temperatures, ocean acidification or water freshening etc.
Acupuncture patients experience less back-related disability when they are less afraid and avoidant of physical activity and work, perceive fewer symptoms emotions and consequences of LBP, perceive their LBP as less threatening, and when they feel greater control over, understanding of, and ability to cope with their back pain.
