Значения термина greater resilience на английском

They offer greater resilience in terms of both capacity and capability.

It said the 2016 Kaikōura earthquake highlighted the need for greater resilience in air services.

Building greater resilience to the threats will require "layers" of responses, he said.

Functional profiles showed greater resilience than did taxonomic ones.

Are they all suffering from the economic downturn or are some sectors showing greater resilience.

Few nations have "a prouder history, a bigger heart or greater resilience", he said.

We then highlight systemic flaws in contemporary conservation and identify opportunities to restructure for greater resilience.

CONCLUSIONS: Better physical and emotional functioning, greater resilience and lower depression are associated with more positive ATOA.

As a result, the forests are becoming more diverse, which gives them greater resilience to climate change.

Student accommodation is seen as having greater resilience to the general economic cycle than retail or office space.

Results: Medium-sized associations were observed between greater resilience (overall resilience, accommodative coping) and lower frequency of self-reported forgetting.

If so, it will be a safer material than steel under the same working strains, owing to its greater resilience.

But less timely official data on services, manufacturing and construction has been more ambiguous, and some measures point to greater resilience.

Around the world, fish populations have fallen over the past 80 years, although some species have shown greater resilience than others.

That greater resilience could come from investment of funds in agricultural adaptation, and efforts to limit climate-changing emissions from agriculture, they said.

Treg accumulation may result from aberrant proliferation and trafficking as well as greater resilience to oxidative stress compared with conventional T cells.