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1 disease mechanisms contributing to risk and resilience.

2 l life adversity may provoke disease risk or resilience.

3 tree regeneration, a key indicator of forest resilience.

4 ' is critical for population persistence and resilience.

5 lready be constraining coral growth and reef resilience.

6 also, to developing treatments that increase resilience.

7 hened synaptic plasticity and induced stress resilience.

8 istic origins and analyse their evolutionary resilience.

9 is the major factor reducing climate change resilience.

10 noid 2-arachidonoylglycerol (2-AG) in stress-resilience.

11 ed to critically regulate susceptibility and resilience.

12 intain gene flow, biodiversity and ecosystem resilience.

13 cific signature of stress susceptibility and resilience.

14 es can determine ecological organization and resilience.

15 ractions, is critical for enhanced ecosystem resilience.

16 lence in the host community, thus increasing resilience.

17 levated CO2 and may therefore have intrinsic resilience.

18 mimics pharmacological actions in promoting resilience.

19 nt treatment rescued Cldn5 loss and promoted resilience.

20 is an important component of reef health and resilience.

21 ble and tolerant hosts can detect markers of resilience.

22 ing preexisting vulnerabilities and focus on resilience.

23 thway from neonatal environment to emotional resilience.

24 hts and behavior in mental health, risk, and resilience.

25 problems, use of mental health services, and resilience.

26 for accurate prediction of ecosystem drought resilience.

27 ynamics that accurately predict the system's resilience.

28 measure to enhance energy security and grid resilience.

29 erpreted as evidence for psychophysiological resilience.

30 and signaling networks can expand organismal resilience.

31 a novel mechanism by which diversity confers resilience.

32 k response (HSR) and is essential for stress resilience.

33 e host fishes, indicating low host community resilience.

34 combine increases in yield with crop stress resilience.

35 oods and services and could affect ecosystem resilience.

36 ly benefit overall populations and community resilience.

37 , biodiversity habitat, and enhanced climate resilience.

38 vory may play an important role in ecosystem resilience.

39 on communities and affect their assembly and resilience.

40 odality, indicating a trend toward nutrition resilience.

41 ons for flood risk management, insurance and resilience.

42 Resilience, a system's ability to adjust its activity to

43 and implement the definition of engineering resilience advanced by the National Academy of Sciences.

44 merging concept that enhancing mitochondrial resilience against damage-associated molecular patterns

45 ous mechanisms in the mammalian body provide resilience against food deprivation and dietary stress.

46 ity of the coastal hybrid form and providing resilience against introgression of medically-important

47 r printing the electrode transducers, ensure resilience against mechanical deformations associated wi

48 sensor demonstrate that it offers excellent resilience against mechanical stress and deformation, ma

49 acellular matrix and that the matrix confers resilience against moderate flow to QS in wild-type orga

50 seems to be crucial for their stability and resilience against parasites.

51 ared after 8 weeks suggesting prey community resilience against predation in these mesocosm ecosystem

52 t (CVSC), particularly contributed to capsid resilience along the 5-fold and 2-fold but not along the

53 al differences, with marked vulnerability or resilience among individuals.

54 he health impacts of climate hazards; health resilience and adaptation; health co-benefits of climate

55 areas, thereby imparting a level of systemic resilience and aiding its continued recovery.

56 nism by which vDG protection leads to stress resilience and antidepressant responses via epigenetic p

57 ver, texture profile analysis revealed lower resilience and cohesiveness in low-salt products, althou

58 k: a three-step analytical process to assess resilience and construct stability landscapes of empiric

59 also implicates the immune system in stress resilience and coping.

60 The interaction term for resilience and depression was significant, indicating th

61 ught in the first year after fire affect the resilience and diversity of fire-dependent ecosystems by

62 them can range from protracted disability to resilience and growth.

63 ses the question of the ecosystem's systemic resilience and its ability to rebound after large-scale

64 re- and probiotics, could enhance microbiome resilience and lead to new strategies to prevent disease

65 embodies our tissues and organs with amazing resilience and multifunctional smart properties.

66 biota, and host immune cells lead to loss of resilience and nonresolving organ dysfunction.

67 gative feedback to the drivers, can maintain resilience and promote resistance to and recovery from d

68 hin these microbial communities that disrupt resilience and provoke a large and abrupt change in func

69 ectivity among seagrass meadows, and aids in resilience and recovery of these coastal habitats.

70 r and continue to endure, and the remarkable resilience and resourcefulness they have displayed in re

71 ics driven by climate forcing, can elucidate resilience and shifts in other complex systems.

72 ntly, we determined the relationship between resilience and symptoms of depression, anxiety, and acut

73 ic illness adjustment, organizing these into resilience and vulnerability factors.

74 ificantly inform our characterization of the resilience and vulnerability of a broad range of ecosyst

75 nal profiles associated with susceptibility, resilience, and antidepressant response and nonresponse

76 cological approach to assess the resistance, resilience, and recovery of these important central Euro

77 Our work focuses on the stability, resilience, and response to perturbation of the bacteria

78 yield load, ultimate strain, ultimate load, resilience, and toughness in both stance and sideways-fa

79 Key aspects of an adaptive resilience approach are (i) recognizing that fuels reduc

80 nagement have focused primarily on specified resilience approaches aimed at resistance to wildfire an

81 d capsules can exhibit remarkable mechanical resilience as well as stimuli-responsive properties.

82 hese polymers featured a significant thermal resilience assessed as a high thermostable "coked" fract

83 Here, we introduce an Integrated Resilience Assessment (IRA) framework: a three-step anal

84 ate alternate attractors, and a quantitative resilience assessment to scale stability landscapes.

85 both reversing susceptibility- and inducing resilience-associated molecular adaptations.

86 sociated transcriptional changes and induced resilience-associated transcription in the PFC.

87 rway spruce, however, revealed lower drought resilience at higher altitudes.

88 Assessing resilience at the large landscape and regional scales mo

89 ature differentiating disease expression and resilience between the patients and their siblings.

90 hift in focus to include prevention of ACEs, resilience building, and ACE-informed service provision.

91 ificance not just for Atacama soil ecosystem resilience but represents an enormous untapped resource

92 ch as population growth rate and demographic resilience, but also has important connections to the le

93 tivars with considerable variability in heat resilience, but even the most tolerant cultivars did not

94 on, increase biomass and potentially enhance resilience by increasing basal resources where cover is

95 Because the findings suggest that resilience can be taught, there is an opportunity to dev

96 Resilience can inherently assist individuals to diminish

97 Resilience can play a role in mitigating the negative st

98 ere we first investigated the basis for this resilience, comparing alternative reactive peptide/prote

99 problems, use of mental health services, and resilience (defined as the ability to cope with adversit

100 brain connectivity features associated with resilience, defined here as avoidance of illness or dela

101 To investigate the correlation among resilience, depression, and HRQOL for patients with HS.

102 t agricultural pest and has shown incredible resilience developing resistance to a number of chemical

103 ilience was not significant, indicating that resilience did not mediate the association between depre

104 al diversity is thought to enhance ecosystem resilience, driving research focused on trends in the fu

105 may contribute to regulating metabolism and resilience during stress.

106 here should be additional efforts to improve resilience during the preflowering phase.

107 iterranean Sea, revealing previously unknown resilience dynamics driven by climate forcing, can eluci

108 o the lack of generic approaches to quantify resilience dynamics in individual natural systems.

109 ny one of these characteristics could define resilience, each may lead to different insights and conc

110 nate pathway enzymes did not affect cellular resilience equally.

111 We propose that EFhd2 is a conserved resilience factor against alcohol consumption and its es

112 ogether, these results indicate that HS is a resilience factor for cocaine abuse and a novel therapeu

113 Resilience factors include cognitive adaptation indicato

114 The identification of addiction resilience factors is a potential strategy to identify n

115 folded stability landscapes with fluctuating resilience, fold-bifurcations, and alternate basins of a

116 e long-lasting mechanisms that shape risk or resilience for drug addiction remain unclear.

117 y about the risks to ecosystem integrity and resilience from current fishing patterns than previously

118 When interpreted in terms of delta resilience, high nER configurations reflect an increased

119 e-specific vulnerability and female-specific resilience impacting intracellular signaling in the brai

120 ring approaches intended to increase coastal resilience in a changing ocean.

121 elucidate mechanisms of vulnerability versus resilience in carriers of disease-associated risk allele

122 r many outcomes highlights the potential for resilience in children who were bullied.

123 in sequence can have large effects on force resilience in cohesin domains.

124 eneous substrates of depression and possible resilience in control subjects in spite of biological ov

125 e long-lasting effects of hydrogen on stress resilience in mice.

126 Behavioral resilience in mosquitoes poses a significant challenge t

127 th a stress-resilient phenotype and enhances resilience in previously susceptible mice, while systemi

128 data from the Army Study to Assess Risk and Resilience in Servicemembers (STARRS), this study identi

129 riable in predicting demographic changes and resilience in sex-changing fish, many of which sustain h

130 tegies to maximize pollination and establish resilience in the face of environmental change.

131 actions alter bacterial growth and ecosystem resilience in the presence and absence of antibiotics.

132 pread use of GPS to predict genetic risk and resilience in the social and behavioral sciences.

133 specialists are more predictable, enhancing resilience in tropical secondary forests.

134 currently narrow genetic diversity for heat resilience in US breeding programs.

135 ance dependence; and the National Health and Resilience in Veterans Study (NHRVS).

136 Elevated CO2 conditions could enhance resilience in vulnerable systems such as those with low

137 ifying points of failure to increase network resilience in, for example, social support networks and

138 e, however, some notable areas of particular resilience, including most of West Virginia.

139 er management action prompted by a change in resilience indicators can prevent an impending regime sh

140 When resilience indicators exceeded preset boundaries, nutrie

141 This outcome suggests that resilience indicators may be useful in management to pre

142 advance, and perhaps averted, by monitoring resilience indicators such as variance and autocorrelati

143 secondary extinctions (a proxy for ecosystem resilience) instead of throughput to determine the relat

144 introducing wider genetic diversity for heat resilience into ongoing breeding programs, and that ther

145 Even greater resilience is achievable through the mining of resistanc

146 Resilience is an important aspect of the non-linear rest

147 Moreover, stress-resilience is associated with increased phasic 2-AG-medi

148 cal gap: the current analytical framework of resilience is designed to treat low-dimensional models w

149 elected to enhance or suppress plant drought resilience is discussed.

150 This quantification is crucial if resilience is ever to be taken into account in criticali

151 How PWS impacts water dynamics and drought resilience is explored using a multi-layer porous media

152 Increasing resilience is likely to be achieved through longer-term,

153 he association between income inequality and resilience; it found greater income inequality was assoc

154 Patients with higher resilience levels experienced a smaller decrease in HRQO

155 We find that the REE system showed resilience mainly through substitution and increased non

156 of the female mice in this paradigm display resilience, maintaining control levels of social explora

157 nal mechanisms of susceptibility and natural resilience may help in the search for new therapeutic ag

158 er from disturbance (that is, the functional resilience) may be critical for ensuring a successful re

159 We discuss resilience mechanisms in quantitative terms-time lags, r

160 ts have been identified to potentiate active resilience mechanisms.

161 We introduce several new resilience metrics for quantifying the resilience of cri

162 depression was significant, indicating that resilience moderates depression.

163 predict top-down effects of infection on the resilience of a host community.

164 deposition has the potential to improve the resilience of coldwater fish populations in some lakes t

165 ions under OA, and OA further suppresses the resilience of coral reefs suffering blooms of macroalgae

166 o restoration initiatives to enhance climate resilience of coral reefs.

167 l new resilience metrics for quantifying the resilience of critical material supply chains to disrupt

168 od production, global food security, and the resilience of current agricultural systems.

169 au can be used to examine the resistance and resilience of degraded alpine grasslands to grazing and

170 stem management would build and maintain the resilience of desirable ecosystem conditions, for exampl

171 remains a key challenge to illuminating the resilience of earth's systems.

172 fe is somewhat fragile to nearby events, the resilience of Ecdysozoa such as Milnesium tardigradum re

173 tion in peatlands is essential for improving resilience of ecosystem function to predicted climate ch

174 ctions, as well as influence the longer term resilience of ecosystem functions.

175 vide additional and deeper insights into the resilience of ecosystems and the functions they provide.

176 and additional steps are needed to boost the resilience of ecosystems, safeguard their wildlife, and

177 licy makers' assessments of the strength and resilience of immunisation programmes.

178 conservation measures that promote long-term resilience of larval supply.

179 However, little has been discussed on the resilience of life itself.

180 s work highlights that the vulnerability and resilience of lowland ice-rich permafrost ecosystems to

181 ciated juveniles, is a critical step for the resilience of marine fish populations but its molecular

182 Therefore, the evolutionary resilience of microbial communities and their ability to

183 own can provide a powerful tool to probe the resilience of natural ecosystems.

184 As a result, HINGE combines the error resilience of overlap-based assemblers with repeat-resol

185 Resilience of rainfed agriculture in both biomes likely

186 Such natural resilience of reef systems will become increasingly impo

187 ot restore coral populations or increase the resilience of reefs to large-scale impacts.

188 to reduce cellular cholesterol increases the resilience of stromal cells to PLO.

189 with methyl-beta-cyclodextrin increased the resilience of stromal cells to PLO.

190 o be fairly stable in the future, suggesting resilience of the Amazon to climate change.

191 Furthermore, CRS mice treated with LAC show resilience of the CRS-induced structural remodeling of m

192 althy dietary changes that could enhance the resilience of the Indian food system to future decreases

193 Our results indicate resilience of the metabolic network irrespective of infl

194 ge of heterogeneity levels that maximize the resilience of the society facing an increasing number of

195 this boreal peatland and a relatively large resilience of the source of aquatic C export to forecast

196 strategies can reduce costs while improving resilience of the system to disturbances and reducing en

197 f K(+) and Li(+) ions to a difference in the resilience of their hydration shells.

198 oling systems can be deployed to enhance the resilience of thermoelectric power generation systems.

199 les using the high softness, elasticity, and resilience of these 3D printed structures.

200 However, any optimism about the resilience of these ecosystems is premature because the

201 l, we explore the sensitivity and ecological resilience of these forests to changes in climate.

202 glabrata biofilms likely contributes to the resilience of these structured communities to host defen

203 cells to kill invading pathogens, and on the resilience of tissues to tolerate the presence of pathog

204 ion of routine male vaccination improves the resilience of vaccination programs.

205 eatment during the last part of CRS enhanced resilience, opposing the effects of CRS, as shown by an

206 scovering the underlying mechanisms of their resilience or sensitivity to warming.

207 leted in colorectal cancer) appear to confer resilience or susceptibility to psychopathologies involv

208 esence of neural mechanisms that may promote resilience, or at least delay illness onset.

209 eters may be able to serve as biomarkers for resilience, or lack thereof, to trauma.SIGNIFICANCE STAT

210 to conservation planning focused on climate resilience over a broad range of ecological settings acr

211 by the ability to measure both diversity and resilience over large spatial scales.

212 In the structural model, a resilience pathway showed less poverty, higher education

213 IPV exposure; of particular interest is the resilience pathway suggested by the structural model, wh

214 ant components of the GLS1 HET schizophrenia resilience phenotype, and glutamate cotransmission appea

215 een in global GLS1 HETs with a schizophrenia resilience phenotype, were not seen in mice with an Emx1

216 o altered environmental conditions and (iii) resilience potential.

217 f wider environmental efforts, a global soil resilience programme should be considered, to monitor, r

218 othesis that antidepressants could stimulate resilience-promoting molecular mechanisms.

219 success being due to student proactivity and resilience; qualities valued by employers.

220 ic programs that contribute to target tissue resilience, repair, and regeneration, and mitigate sever

221 The resilience score was significantly associated with depre

222 nitoring and management plans for coral reef resilience should incorporate the growing threat of coas

223 child soldiers with high levels of personal resilience showed molecular profiles comparable to those

224 INTERPRETATION: Notwithstanding the resilience shown by some adoptees and the adult remissio

225 In rodents, many stress susceptibility and resilience studies have focused on males as one commonly

226 th high TB risk to strengthen their economic resilience (termed a "TB-sensitive" approach).

227 tems to climate variability, one property of resilience that builds on theoretical modelling work rec

228 ized that such individuals exhibit cognitive resilience that protects against AD dementia.

229 spine plasticity is a mechanism of cognitive resilience that protects older individuals with AD patho

230 Stress resilience, the ability to experience stress without dev

231 that 'healthy' marine systems show increased resilience, the effects of ecosystem management strategi

232 that inhibiting FDFT1 increases stromal cell resilience to a cholesterol-dependent cytolysin.

233 like facial motor neurons-exhibiting greater resilience to abnormal positioning that permits them to

234 Current models posit that perceptual resilience to accelerated speech is limited by the brain

235 s in adolescence significantly increased the resilience to acute stress in early adulthood, which ill

236 amygdala 2-AG signalling mechanisms promote resilience to adverse effects of acute traumatic stress

237 cates that bacterial communities may exhibit resilience to CHABs.

238 bined with increased resistance to pests and resilience to changes in climate, has meant that wheat b

239 ion, and strongly influences the ecosystem's resilience to changes in dry season length.

240 individual differences in susceptibility and resilience to chronic stress.

241 Forest resilience to climate change is a global concern given t

242 nation maximize both transient and long-term resilience to climate change.

243 , thereby increasing ecosystem stability and resilience to climate change.

244 mited evapotranspiration controls the Amazon resilience to climate change.

245 cies distributions may underestimate species resilience to climate change.

246 el has high utility for predicting community resilience to disease and thus can be applied to other g

247 The role of predation on host community resilience to disease was assessed using an epidemiologi

248 mation about solute sources and subcatchment resilience to disturbance.

249 e mRNAs that do not present ribosome queues, resilience to drop-off correlates positively with the el

250 ate are mRNA-specific, and we quantify their resilience to drop-off, showing that the mRNAs which pre

251 at natural enemies can hasten an ecosystem's resilience to drought to much lower levels than currentl

252 at genetic deletion of NOP receptors confers resilience to drug abuse and support a role for NOP rece

253 Thus, acetylation increases mechanical resilience to ensure the persistence of long-lived micro

254 Plant rooting depth affects ecosystem resilience to environmental stress such as drought.

255 tions of ecosystem functioning and ecosystem resilience to food web structure.

256 lar measures did not directly correlate with resilience to heat stress and suggested that each specie

257 ust decision strategies increase the brain's resilience to noise arising in neural computations durin

258 through RagA contributes to their molecular resilience to nutritional stress, a characteristic that

259 demonstrated their utility to modulate plant resilience to osmotic stress.

260 ver, the influence of predation on community resilience to outbreaks of generalist pathogens is not f

261 g age, indicative of individual variation in resilience to pathology.

262 ansmission channels possess a high degree of resilience to perturbation and invariance with respect t

263 Network resilience to perturbation is fundamental to functionali

264 vide organismal form and function as well as resilience to perturbation.

265 oint, causing "critical speeding up" whereby resilience to perturbations increases.

266 bility and progressive ratio responding, and resilience to punishment-induced suppression of aggressi

267 re more robust to identify susceptibility or resilience to several macrophage-related disorders in hu

268 rom natural enemies regulates an ecosystem's resilience to severe droughts.

269 low connectivity should engender population resilience to shifts in habitat (e.g. due to climate cha

270 c T-lymphocyte response may, in part, confer resilience to SIV-induced intestinal damage.

271 oke may help prepare responses, increase the resilience to smoke and improve public health outcomes d

272 or histone acetylation in D1-MSNs increases resilience to social stress as quantified by social inte

273 caine-induced locomotor behavior, as well as resilience to social stress.

274 o investigate the effects of hydrogen gas on resilience to stress in mice.

275 itional, effective interventions to increase resilience to stress in university students.

276 218 may be a switch of susceptibility versus resilience to stress-related disorders.

277 Resilience to stress-related emotional disorders is gove

278 s to university students would improve their resilience to stress.

279 This may be useful as a model for increasing resilience to stressors in at-risk populations.

280 ognitive development in adolescents' natural resilience to substance use disorders.

281 ng the neurobiological mechanisms conferring resilience to the adverse consequences of stress could h

282 The model predictions indicate that whilst resilience to this generalist pathogen in the host commu

283 n imparts extensibility, elastic recoil, and resilience to tissues including arterial walls, skin, lu

284 nts may serve as a noninvasive biomarker for resilience to trauma or, conversely, to the potential de

285 ts that display enhanced tumor functions and resilience to treatment but the mechanism of TIC inducti

286 e most tolerant cultivars did not offer much resilience to warming temperatures.

287 inhabitant populations may exhibit deceptive resilience to warming until refuge-forming taxa become i

288 In contrast, policies that promote adaptive resilience to wildfire, by which people and ecosystems a

289 previously used method known as "dry-season resilience" to predict the long-term committed response

290 and suggests resistance (but not necessarily resilience) to the delay in rain onset predicted under c

291 historically high suicide rates, efficacy of resilience training initiatives, and research priorities

292 the contribution of herbivores to coral reef resilience, via resistance to invasive algae invasion, i

293 Self-perceived psychological resilience was associated with marked buffering of CTRA

294 Analysis of the mediation effects of resilience was not significant, indicating that resilien

295 anization-regime shift-may exhibit declining resilience, which can be detected using a collection of

296 standing the mechanisms underlying ecosystem resilience - why some systems have an irreversible respo

297 rect association (a x b = 0.007; P = .87) of resilience with HRQOL were not significant.

298 tingly, NL-44 maintained higher seed-set and resilience with starch metabolism enzymes under e[CO2] +

299 lynchpin to understanding its complexity and resilience within an ecological niche.

300 rsity also affects ecosystem functioning and resilience, yet it remains unknown whether species' cont