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1 ed, meaning-focused, and spiritual/religious coping.

2 evidence links personality with emotion via coping.

3 states, which include anhedonia and passive coping.

4 decision-making, leadership, and stress and coping.

5 where sensitivity is higher and capacity to cope and adapt is lower.

6 ceptual models illustrated themes related to coping and control, driven by the fear of PA reactions,

7 onsible for fear responses related to stress coping and pathologic systems states.

8 al and language skills that support adaptive coping and promote mental health.

9 re [1] and plays an important role in stress-coping and resilience [2].

10 treatment with either NAM decreased passive coping and reversed anhedonia in two independent chronic

11 astery, purpose in life, optimism, resilient coping, and depressive symptoms.

12 nt trust, enable symptom control, strengthen coping, and guide decision making.

13 ween religious service attendance, religious coping, and hypertension is unclear.

14 To assess how endosymbiosis copes-and potentially evolves-throughout this major host

15 t Time 1 (prior to developing IM) in stress, coping, anxiety or depression, but were different in sev

16 s were found in secondary outcomes; however, coping appraisal was higher (2.8 v 2.6; P = .02) in inte

17 ficial effects of palliative care on patient coping as well as the mechanisms by which improved copin

18 ing, whereas males exhibited enhanced active-coping behavior during forced swim.

19 c roles in anxiety-like behaviors and active coping behavior in both species.

20 of downstream networks and imposes a passive coping behavioral strategy.

21 zes a response set capable of gating passive coping behaviors while concurrently restraining neuroend

22 s the gating of passive, rather than active, coping behaviors while restraining neuroendocrine activa

23 t, patients gained self-confidence and their coping behaviour increased.

24 While some varieties can cope better during storage, the underlying molecular mec

25 We found that individuals that coped better with captivity (fewer anxiety-related behav

26 ished the COronavirus Pandemic Epidemiology (COPE) Consortium to unite scientists with expertise in b

27 atives inspired the development of a Claisen/Cope/Diels-Alder cascade reaction.

28 Mixture N1 exposure increased active coping during swimming stress in both sexes, increased l

29 was predicted by factors including perceived coping effectiveness and having children, among others,

30 r emotional Stroop, indicating better stress coping following Amyg-EFP-NF relative to controls.

31 Religious coping had a marginal association with hypertension.

32 brainwide interactions important for passive coping have remained unclear.

33 f DRN-projecting LHb neurons reduced passive coping (immobility), whereas inhibition of the other pat

34 mproves these key outcomes but also enhances coping in patients with advanced cancer.

35 n religious service attendance and religious coping in the Nurses' Health Study II.

36 le, we describe the nature and correlates of coping in this population, highlight the role of palliat

37 as well as the mechanisms by which improved coping is associated with better outcomes.

38 , we observed that the transition to passive coping is manifested by progressive activation of neuron

39 ization; and (c) a complexity-generating aza-Cope/Mannich cascade followed by in situ oxidation and e

40 One such coping mechanism that has appeared during evolution is t

41 ble to problem drinking via this maladaptive coping mechanism.

42 particularly vulnerable to this maladaptive coping mechanism.

43 synapse, in the NAc that modifies behavioral coping mechanisms and stress resiliency in mice.

44 Negotiating care" which illustrates a mix of coping mechanisms which refugee women utilise to navigat

45 to impairments in reward-seeking and active coping mechanisms.

46 tric symptoms confer risk of dependence, and coping motives mediate this risk.

47 those with psychiatric symptoms and drug use coping motives.

48 Coping of evergreen conifers in boreal forests with free

49 ow pain becomes chronic with the maladaptive coping of the PAG to pain sensation.

50 0.8, p = 0.59), nor did changes in symptoms, coping, patient satisfaction, and shared decision-making

51 Secondary outcomes were coping, patient satisfaction, shared decision-making, pa

52 neurons is associated with increased passive coping (PC), but not anxiety or anhedonia.

53 h positive (for example the establishment of coping processes) and adverse (for example decreased qua

54 FOLP and HFOLP each underwent the aza-Cope reaction with formaldehyde followed by hydrolysis t

55 and aborted pericyclic reactions, using the Cope rearrangement as a model process.

56 e, including the first example of an aborted Cope rearrangement in the absence of a metal catalyst.

57 The mechanism of the organocatalytic Cope rearrangement is elucidated through a combined comp

58 reported previously, hydrazides catalyze the Cope rearrangement of 1,5-hexadiene-2-carboxaldehydes vi

59 r is whether the mechanism of the degenerate Cope rearrangement of semibullvalene can be affected by

60 2) fragment subsequently mediates a stepwise Cope rearrangement of the doubly dearomatized intermedia

61 Oxonia-Cope rearrangement resulted in the creation of the C18 c

62 tope effect experiments demonstrate that the Cope rearrangement step, rather than iminium formation,

63 talyst lowers the free-energy barrier of the Cope rearrangement via an associative transition state t

64 lases through a three-step cascade involving Cope rearrangement, 6-exo-trig cyclization, and a final

65 d to a less stable [4+2] adduct via a facile Cope rearrangement, and the [4+2] adduct is converted in

66 t), the resulting pain invokes a second-line coping response-such as licking the injured area to soot

67 expression of TAC1(Cre) and LBX1(Flpo) drive coping responses associated with pain.

68 s new insights into the regulation of stress coping responses in muscle cells.

69 ceptors are required to elicit reflexive and coping responses, respectively.

70 ress responses via mobilization of ER stress coping responses, such as the unfolded protein response

71 xiety Stress Scale 42 [DASS-42] and Toulouse coping scale [TCS]).

72 ts of: the inner world, (psyche, emotion and coping); self as embodied; self as relating to others, a

73 y different methods have been developed that cope separately with on-chip storage and fluidic operati

74 d maltreatment, social support, and positive coping skills and their direct and mediated effect on ps

75 emonstrates that social support and positive coping skills can mediate the negative impact of childho

76 diating roles of social support and positive coping skills in the relationships between childhood mal

77 Social support and positive coping skills partially mediated the negative consequenc

78 Social support and positive coping skills predicted higher rates of positive mental

79 ely associated with social support, positive coping skills, and positive mental health but positively

80 ocial influences in the relationship between coping strategies and quality of life in people with RP.

81 factors and how they may be implicated with coping strategies and quality of life.

82 fessional support and promote more effective coping strategies before surgery may be useful, particul

83 scores as well as those exhibiting negative coping strategies demonstrate worsened SRP outcomes.

84 role of palliative care to promote effective coping strategies in patients and caregivers, and review

85 in the elevated plus maze and altered stress-coping strategies in the forced swim task.

86 The use of such coping strategies is associated with multiple outcomes,

87 iew of qualitative papers on experiences and coping strategies of adults living with RP, and how thes

88 Through understanding how stress coping strategies promote biases in processing salient i

89 re professionals experience disgust and what coping strategies they use to manage it.

90 her assessed the burden of PA and associated coping strategies through semi-structured interviews.

91 use animals to switch from active to passive coping strategies to manage effort-expenditure during st

92 eveloped to illustrate the impacts of PA and coping strategies used to manage them for (a) individual

93 nd support, child-caregiver relationship and coping strategies used.

94 Negative coping strategies were also associated with worsened SRP

95 self-esteem, quality of life, self-efficacy, coping strategies, mood and asthma symptoms.

96 se neurons may promote persistence in active coping strategies.

97 social support; 4) adaptive and maladaptive coping strategies; and 5) impact of RP on work and caree

98 anxiety-like behavior and promotes an active coping strategy in response to acute stressors.

99 if the behaviours are adopted as a long-term coping strategy.

100 Zebrafish with the reactive stress coping style acquired the fear memory at a significantly

101 gnificant interaction effects between stress coping style and cognition.

102 Psychosocial factors, such as coping style and level of social support influence how p

103 l on stress-related behaviors vary by stress coping style and that expression of select GABA(A) recep

104 social factors such as the use of humor as a coping style and the level of health care professional s

105 tyles, providing a mechanism for maintaining coping style diversity within populations.

106 lly treating individuals differing in stress coping style with ethanol, a GABA-acting drug, we assess

107 As part of an animal's stress coping style, behavioral and physiological responses to

108 Stress-coping styles dictate how individuals react to stimuli a

109 While both stress coping styles showed equal memory recall one day post-co

110 ls are linked to factors ranging from stress coping styles to sensitivity of neurotransmitter systems

111 physiological responses to stressors (stress coping styles) that differ in exploration tendencies: pr

112 rall, however, mean fitness was equal across coping styles, providing a mechanism for maintaining cop

113 (HRV); low resting HRV indicating proactive coping styles, while high resting HRV typifies reactive

114 on tendencies: proactive and reactive stress coping styles.

115 gulation of gabra1 and gabrg2 in both stress coping styles.

116 cognitive traits can be biased by different coping styles.

117 io) displaying proactive and reactive stress coping styles.

118 chronic symptoms over time and find ways of coping that fit with their lifestyle.

119 del for stress-induced anhedonia and passive coping that these phenomena are associated with increase

120 lity are determined by how the olive-tree is coping to climate change-related episodes, which increas

121 the ways that patients and family caregivers cope together and manage problems as a dyad.

122 reochemistry provided support for concerted (Cope-type) hydroamination and concerted [3 + 2] aminocar

123 ding insights into how similar species might cope under future environmental change.

124 ells was impaired, owing to the inability to cope up with increased energy demands.

125 s exhibited by one bacterium, enabling it to cope with a wide range of environmental challenges.

126 an important determinant of how populations cope with acute environmental fluctuation related to cli

127 SGs act as a protective mechanism to cope with acute stress, but persistent SGs have cytotoxi

128 plants have different rooting strategies to cope with altered precipitation regimes, particularly in

129 ts often show season-specific adaptations to cope with alternating selection pressures.

130 omitant with reprogramming of tumor cells to cope with an enhanced need for metabolites during cell g

131 enotypes may be better suited than others to cope with an increasingly hot and sour sea.

132 It is hypothesized that to cope with aquatic environments, amphibious mammals have

133 n, we studied how entomopathogenic nematodes cope with benzoxazinoid defense metabolites that are pro

134 growth, cell proliferation, or for cells to cope with biotic or abiotic stresses.

135 mediate responses that allow cancer cells to cope with both tumor cell-intrinsic and cell-extrinsic i

136 When B55alpha is inhibited, ECs cannot cope with cell stress and undergo apoptosis, leading to

137 Organisms cope with change by taking advantage of transcriptional

138 r ice-associated Arctic marine mammals, will cope with changes in Arctic sea ice dynamics as historic

139 Plants and animals are able to cope with changing circumstances in their external envir

140 derstanding of the mechanisms by which coral cope with changing environmental conditions to maintain

141 eir unique lifestyle and to more effectively cope with changing environmental conditions.

142 All long-distance migrants must cope with changing environments, but species differ grea

143 s to endotube morphogenesis and cooperate to cope with changing environments.

144 llow the host flexibility in its capacity to cope with changing environments.

145 MARS1 mutant cells impaired their ability to cope with chloroplast stress, including exposure to exce

146 ets of lines for breeding efforts seeking to cope with climate change and other stresses.

147 asticity could make invasives better able to cope with climate change.

148 must sustain high rates of thermogenesis to cope with cold and hypoxic environments.

149 must sustain high rates of thermogenesis to cope with cold.

150 essing Lgr5 The intestinal epithelium has to cope with continuous stress linked to its digestive and

151 stepping up their preparedness to detect and cope with COVID-19 importations.

152 Seedlings in moist tropical forests must cope with deep shade and seasonal drought.

153 To better understand how plants cope with deficient and variable supplies of this essent

154 Professionals have developed ways to cope with disgust and use empathy as a main strategy to

155 conditions such as nutrient shortage and to cope with diverse cytotoxic insults.

156 at intracellular pathogenic bacteria have to cope with DNA alkylating stress within host cells.

157 Small leaves help plants cope with drought and frost, because of the effect of le

158 RIPK1-deficient cells are unable to cope with energetic stress and are vulnerable to low glu

159 s in marine ecosystems, where consumers must cope with energetically costly changes in CO(2) -driven

160 Adaptive plasticity allows organisms to cope with environmental change, thereby increasing the p

161 ture generations-can influence how organisms cope with environmental change.

162 omposition, stoichiometry, and adaptation to cope with environmental changes remain unclear.

163 nism underlying the capability of species to cope with environmental changes.

164 stigate how phenotypic plasticity is used to cope with environmental fluctuations and how the relatio

165 B. burgdorferi to infect animal hosts and to cope with environmental stresses.

166 B. burgdorferi to establish infection and to cope with environmental stresses.

167 TGP evolved to help organisms cope with environmental stressors when parental environm

168 l organisms have a stress response system to cope with environmental threats, yet its precise form va

169 , or diversify into coexisting phenotypes to cope with environmental uncertainty ("bet-hedging strate

170 cells remodel their trafficking machinery to cope with ER stress.

171 physiologic systems such that the ability to cope with every day or acute stressors is compromised.

172 ability of the cytosol and mitochondrion to cope with exogenous oxidative stresses, indicating a dir

173 evolved complex physiological adaptations to cope with extreme environmental conditions like frost, w

174 While some birds cope with extreme winter conditions by investing in larg

175 that phenological plasticity has evolved to cope with fluctuations in the optimum, despite their cur

176 crops with enhanced N use efficiency and to cope with future world food demands.

177 During infections, C. albicans has to cope with genotoxic stresses generated by the host immun

178 ive phosphorylation are common strategies to cope with high-altitude hypoxia, but some changes requir

179 How disseminated cancer cells cope with hostile microenvironments in secondary site fo

180 Therefore, key adaptive mechanisms to cope with hypoxia have evolved in mammals.

181 ast universal common ancestor (LUCA) to help cope with incomplete translation.

182 ailure of compensatory biological systems to cope with infection, resulting in a bifurcation of low t

183 We compare different similarity measures to cope with intensity ambiguities and demonstrate the effe

184 nd revitalizes metabolism to possibly better cope with ischemia reperfusion injury in discarded kidne

185 eir mRNA and they evolved rescue pathways to cope with its effect on translation.

186 People manage emotions to cope with life's demands(1,2).

187 Thus, cancers must develop strategies to cope with loss of HR activity.

188 ed by an ELISA assay specifically adapted to cope with low IgG concentrations.

189 metabolic coordination when soil microbiomes cope with moisture or nutrient perturbations.

190 ity control measure to maintain mtDNA and to cope with mtDNA damage resulting from endogenous and env

191 Insight into how plants simultaneously cope with multiple stresses, for example, when challenge

192 portant adaptive mechanism for ecosystems to cope with N-induced P limitation.

193 inant DNA to intended hosts are necessary to cope with natural mutation accumulation and pervasive la

194 DNA replication must cope with nucleoprotein barriers that impair efficient r

195 This suggests that the ability to cope with nutrient stress can promote host tolerance of

196 sites could bring benefits to their hosts to cope with organic pollution.

197 scorbic acid and its ability to adapt to and cope with oxidative damage and immune clearance.

198 The data suggest conserved mechanisms to cope with photo-oxidation during desiccation and cold ev

199 aptations may also include their capacity to cope with plant metabolites that herbivores sequester as

200 HR proteins also help to cope with problems arising from DNA replication, modulat

201 h adds to our understanding of how organisms cope with proteotoxic stress.

202 ulence agents will provide a new paradigm to cope with recalcitrant pathogens.

203 environment and the host, P. aeruginosa must cope with redox stress.

204 le strategies and interventions to reduce or cope with refusals of care in dementia, and determine th

205 Health systems need to adapt to cope with regular occurrences of the severe complication

206 replisome must faithfully replicate DNA and cope with replication fork blocks and stalling, while si

207 at mitochondria employ similar mechanisms to cope with replication stress as known from other genetic

208 h integrative studies can reveal how animals cope with resource fluctuations through life-history pla

209 modulation provides a distinct mechanism to cope with ribosomal stress.

210 , we show that actively growing bacteria can cope with ribosome-targeting antibiotics through an alte

211 only just beginning to learn about how cells cope with RNA damage, with recent studies revealing the

212 nd, therefore, can be seen as a mechanism to cope with salinity.

213 s synthesize sucrose as an osmoprotectant to cope with salt stress environments.

214 eds) are an adaptive bet-hedging strategy to cope with spatiotemporally variable environments, partic

215 es bacterial transcription and metabolism to cope with stress, and, at high concentrations, inhibits

216 Bacteria use complex regulatory networks to cope with stress, but the function of these networks in

217 The ability of cancer cells to cope with stressful conditions is critical for their sur

218 We discuss strategies to cope with such genomic evolution and evaluate both the p

219 rent species-mutualisms-can help individuals cope with such resource inequality [2-4].

220 this interaction might allow growing SGs to cope with temporary stress, continuous Drosomycin expres

221 erentiated postmitotic neurons and glia must cope with the accumulation of damage over the course of

222 Cells must be able to cope with the challenge of folding newly synthesized pro

223 shortage of alternative genomic solutions to cope with the challenges of the microclimate contrast.

224 Adaptive behaviour is necessary to cope with the complexity of practice.

225 lating physiology accordingly help plants to cope with the constantly changing environmental conditio

226 gy homeostasis, but they have not evolved to cope with the continuous, chronic, nutrient surplus seen

227 levant signals is essential for the brain to cope with the continuous, high-dimensional stream of sen

228 While methods to cope with the data deluge are progressing, many biologis

229 To overcome these limitations and to cope with the demand for novel radioiodinated probes, th

230 As the world attempts to cope with the devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemi

231 not possess some of the necessary enzymes to cope with the dietary challenges of aquaculture producti

232 des mediated by the 3'RR may have evolved to cope with the different kinetics of primary immune respo

233 er cells reprogram the androgen responses to cope with the diminishing level of androgens, and underg

234 the health-care systems that will attempt to cope with the disease.

235 ditional proteolytic mechanisms may exist to cope with the diversity of protein obstacles.

236 ffective tool in helping science and society cope with the ever-growing data rates and volumes that c

237 photosynthetic organisms that allows them to cope with the fluctuating conditions encountered in natu

238 al pigment epithelium is damaged, we have to cope with the impossibility of restoring acceptable visu

239 n content, and induces metabolic pathways to cope with the increased demand for energy, supporting an

240 ory and adaptive mechanisms by beta-cells to cope with the increased insulin demand or to protect its

241 the inability of the host's immune system to cope with the initial insult (tissue invasion by pathoge

242 To cope with the intractable number of possible networks, w

243 , glutamine uptake increased in the cells to cope with the KSHV-induced oxidative stress.

244 a sulfur-deficiency response helps plants to cope with the limited supply.

245 ctivity during motor learning and control to cope with the low firing frequency of inferior olive neu

246 surgery gives the patient or family time to cope with the patient's condition were more likely to ha

247 developed unique and effective mechanisms to cope with the rapid and considerable fluctuations that c

248 In order to cope with the short transient signals of only a few mill

249 pport and used self-management strategies to cope with the situation.

250 mor cells develop a variety of mechanisms to cope with the stresses they encounter, and acquire the a

251 rope are largely limited by their ability to cope with the summer drought imposed by the Mediterranea

252 variation in how strains of the same species cope with the tested environments but also that changes

253 e analytical approach have been developed to cope with the various caveats and the often complicated

254 s and microbes produce numerous compounds to cope with their environments but the biosynthetic pathwa

255 to occur in king penguins, allowing them to cope with their stochastic and challenging environment.

256 Two lines of actions are needed to cope with them: to adopt a circular consumption of plast

257 A possible way to cope with these challenges is through adaptive evolution

258 How organisms will cope with these changes depends on their inherent therma

259 Thus, EPN from Mexican maize fields can cope with these plant defence metabolites, but the resul

260 w the planarian immune system has evolved to cope with these potential pathogens is not well understo

261 d long-term strategies that enable plants to cope with these stresses.

262 Cellular enzymes exist to cope with these structures whose stable accumulation wou

263 strategies have previously been developed to cope with this adsorption, often however incompatible wi

264 To cope with this burden of disease, francophone Africa sho

265 drugs and targets are being investigated to cope with this emerging problem, including enzymes belon

266 To cope with this need, here, we aimed to develop a novel a

267 the literature can provide useful lessons to cope with this new situation.

268 sea, with pressure of up to 1 kbar, have to cope with this pressure sensitivity of biomolecular cond

269 une mechanisms, both innate and adaptive, to cope with this pressure.

270 llow them to genetically and physiologically cope with this ubiquitous environmental cue.

271 lexible statistical methods that are able to cope with unbalanced high-volume data problems.

272 oraging behavior as part of group efforts to cope with uncertainty.

273 in place were engaged in significant work to cope with unpredictable needs and challenges by changing

274 efficiency and maintenance of plasticity to cope with variable colony demands.

275 reshwater quantity and quality management to cope with water scarcity.

276 gh educational attainment on adaptability to cope with, or prevent, age-related brain changes.

277 field both in the variety of chemical issues coped with and in the technological advancements and imp

278 How this developmental capacity copes with fluctuations of food availability and whether

279 achinery to attack the human glycome, how it copes with fucosylated glycans, which are primarily hist

280 They help to explain how the brain copes with its capacity limitations in real-time environ

281 e Tahiti petrel Pseudobulweria rostrata (TP) copes with the very abundant (i.e. 500,000 breeding pair

282 To address how gyrase copes with these topological challenges, we used high-sp

283 ndent alga would likely be poorly adapted to coping with B(12) deprivation, association with B(12)-pr

284 that circulating immune cells are needed for coping with brain pathologies and that their optimal eff

285 sibling or siblings, managing self-care, and coping with feelings of uncertainty.

286 to elicit physiological changes required for coping with genotoxic conditions.

287 owever, available approaches have difficulty coping with incomplete datasets which is often the case

288 in the dorsal raphe nucleus increases active coping with inescapable stress in rats and mice in a tim

289 aptive process of assessing the environment, coping with it, and enabling the individual to anticipat

290 rant physiological state of diapause enables coping with seasonal challenges [1, 12-15].

291 Collectivism is an important factor for coping with stress in one's social life.

292 nd their partners face the dual challenge of coping with the diagnosis while trying to maintain a par

293 These augmented representations aid in coping with the feature alignment problem (e.g., matchin

294 visual cortex at the population level while coping with the heterogeneity of single cell behavior.

295 cience education has significantly helped in coping with the speed of innovation in data science prac

296 ity of life, (2) preserving dignity, and (3) coping with the uncertainty of life.

297 to have talked about and received advice on coping with these symptoms.

298 sychological services to support families in coping with this condition.

299 as they are easy to use for protein tagging, cope without fixation or permeabilization, and thus, ena

300 ollen in Arabidopsis, on the other hand, can cope without functional CWC15, suggesting that developin