| Id | Number of occurences | Forms |
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| 2491 | 1 | . approaches inherent in such themes as resilience, disaster law, and public nuisance doctrine
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| 14604 | 1 | havior and on larval development, 2 the resilience of anurans after metamorphosis to limited wa
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| 13794 | 2 | landscapes and implications for social-ecological resilience, i.e. the capacity to deal with c
in southern quebec and its dynamics and resilience, i wish to stay in montreal for an extended |
| 400 | 1 | s importance to the functioning and the resilience of the ecosystem. baltgene will also assess
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| 11505 | 1 | nt * regulating--of yield stability and resilience 2. results of trade-off modeling and biosoci
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| 13729 | 6 | nary project aimed at understanding how ecosystem resilience in managed landscapes is linked to
ining ecosystem functioning and thereby ecological resilience. the project examines relationshi itutions, biodiversity conservation and ecological resilience, and the biological and social me ocial mechanisms that contribute to the resilience of ecosystems. the specific goals are: * to ecosystem services like pollination and resilience in selected managed ecosystems. * to identif institutional mechanisms for sustaining resilience and functional diversity. * to examine how t |
| 12017 | 1 | echniques will allow: assessment of the resilience of coccolithophore calcification in a high c
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| 15582 | 2 | re the context-dependent drivers of ppa resilience to address these questions, our study cases
gration of indicators of coupled social-ecological resilience as tools for decision-making with |
| 7025 | 1 | patterns control the resistance and the resilience of the nutrient cycling processes to restora
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| 13777 | 2 | estoration can be a primary strategy to increase the resilience of ecosystems threatened by cli
n be an effective way to increase their resilience to climate change effects. as more of precip |
| 14883 | 1 | this proposal addresses the changes in resilience of a mediterranean freshwater marsh is tackl
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| 15583 | 1 | tipping points of biodiversity and the resilience of forested social ecological systems . by a
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| 12146 | 1 | be investigated in order to understand resilience of the ecosystem to the impact of the cormor
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| 15327 | 1 | ecosystems will most likely lead to the resilience of these ecosystems being exceeded. research
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| 7490 | 1 | ging soil biodiversity on stability and resilience of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus cycling,
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| 2542 | 1 | s, questions of adaptability and social resilience, and the definition of community. the projec
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| 15520 | 2 | ersity in the forest system favours its resilience to the global change. in this project a mult
on reforestation techniques to improve resilience of the forest system. |
| 10255 | 1 | nce ecosystem stability, resistance and resilience. as a result of anthropogenic gaseous emissi
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| 13610 | 1 | entral to the lake system structure and resilience to perturbations. the present situation prov
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| 9880 | 1 | ronment-disease dynamics and help build resilience and adaptive capacity amongst people living
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| 15530 | 2 | t will also address fire resistance and resilience functions and carbon sequestration potential
rylands and increase the resistance and resilience of the target ecosystems against disturbance |
| 2502 | 1 | n impacts have already undermined their resilience and capacity to buffer additional environmen
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| 2527 | 1 | n impacts have already undermined their resilience and capacity to buffer additional environmen
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| 2208 | 1 | amics. focus will be on the analysis of resilience in relation to the presence of alternative s
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| 10141 | 2 | dam will be analyzed. the biodiversity, ecosystem resilience, and their associated ecosystem se
em for maximizing poverty reduction and increase resilience of the poor of natural hazards, and |
| 11169 | 2 | dam will be analyzed. the biodiversity, ecosystem resilience, and their associated ecosystem se
em for maximizing poverty reduction and increase resilience of the poor of natural hazards, and |
| 13441 | 1 | knowledge about the vegetation and its resilience. it is crucial to ascertain how disturbance
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| 2517 | 1 | s known regarding the vulnerability and resilience of microbial communities a situation exacerb
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| 433 | 2 | samples. these results suggest a strong resilience of traditional landrace diversity to climati
matic and human changes. this diversity resilience is paradoxically associated with a significa |
| 10273 | 1 | igates factors that determine long-term resilience to environmental change, which are an import
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| 12196 | 1 | n-off, enhanced pollinator services and increased resilience of biodiversity to climate change
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| 13597 | 1 | provide insight into the resistance and resilience of bacterial communities after a disturbance
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| 15585 | 3 | present models predicting biodiversity resilience to environmental change are almost exclusive
ty of the system largely determines its resilience to environmental changes. limited connectivi iodiversity maintenance, management and resilience. while past studies have evaluated suitable |
| 14504 | 1 | ance in small headwater streams and its resilience. the opportunity of the submitted project is
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| 7437 | 1 | phic isolation, landscape structure and resilience of the habitat to the dispersion of pollinat
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| 10965 | 1 | the diversity, community structure and resilience of the microbial populations mediating these
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| 15521 | 1 | ements in the restoration techniques to increase the resilience of mediterranean ecosystems.
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| 7602 | 2 | cal engineering methods for calculating resilience and viabilitépour assess the impact of decis
, decision support and negotiating. the resilience and viability calculation models will be app |
| 14907 | 1 | f the pasture stability: resistance and resilience, e to elaborate an integrated model about th
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| 9957 | 3 | poor people with their livelihoods and resilience. various african institutions have been work
osystem services provided by the above; increase the resilience of poor peoples to human and an ementation, with particular emphasis on resilience to climate change. we in the south seek a pp |
| 11849 | 1 | information essential for assessing the resilience of the amazon to human pressure, and the pot
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| 12282 | 1 | biological, environmental and economic resilience of various approaches and recommendations fo
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| 7617 | 1 | an ecological diversity and a stronger resilience than current stands
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| 13573 | 1 | ystems surrounding it. the recovery and resilience of the baltic sea is, of course, dependent o
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| 10588 | 2 | nd measures of population stability and resilience to predict the vulnerability and responses o
fundamental understanding of population resilience, with applications to the management and con |
| 10408 | 1 | cisions that enhance local and national resilience to ecological, economic and social shocks li
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| 11413 | 1 | cisions that enhance local and national resilience to ecological, economic and social shocks li
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| 15392 | 1 | tructured along the gradient, and their resilience. the results will help us to improve our und
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| 522 | 1 | decision-making in order to favour its resilience to future changes in socioeconomic, regulato
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| 13735 | 2 | status will affect the sensitivity and resilience of shallow-water sediments at exposure to po
le stressors affect the sensitivity and resilience of these systems. intact natural sediments w |
| 10656 | 1 | romises to integrate concerns about the resilience of ecosystems with their broader development
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| 13776 | 1 | e impacts of ocean acidification on the resilience, dynamics and integrity of swedish coastal e
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| 11334 | 1 | only compliance, process robustness and resilience but also to reduce associated carbon and eco
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| 14757 | 1 | contingent model that give to inertia, resilience and vulnerability of terrestrial ecosystems
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| 7450 | 2 | system is little known, and the forests resilience is badly understood. palms are the most usef
ve and negative policies in relation to resilience of ecosystems and use this to propose sustai |
| 13346 | 2 | ystem is little known, and the forests’ resilience is badly understod. palms are the most usefu
ve and negative policies in relation to resilience of ecosystems and use this to propose sustai |
| 12070 | 2 | ooms, almost nothing is known about the resilience of the contaminated marine coastal ecosystem
n order to understand their role on the resilience and the stability of marine coastal ecosyste |
| 2067 | 1 | for ecosystem diversity, stability and resilience to disturbance. currently, there is growing
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| 9851 | 2 | al connectivity of populations, and the ecological resilience of plant-pollinator networks. att
habitat reserves is likely to maximise ecological resilience. these data will also inform the |
| 13837 | 2 | stems affect ecosystem productivity and resilience, resulting in slow but major ecosystem trans
ies, and for studies on disturbance and resilience in forest ecosystems and to provide tools fo |
| 15587 | 10 | anges, or if they have developed a high resilience over their history of co-evolution between h
. in the latter case the limits to this resilience are unknown, and their prediction hazardous. y lies largely in the poor knowledge of resilience mechanisms of both the ecological and human to unravel the mechanisms underpinning resilience of marginal grassland systems to global envi social change in order to enhance socio-ecological resilience from farm to regional level. we a cape structures enhance or decrease the resilience of ecosystem services 4 can multi-level gove n and globalization enhance or threaten resilience through their effects on flows of goods and nd human processes combine to determine resilience of ecosystem services regards will address t plore complementary dimensions of socio-ecological resilience. questions . scenarios varying op used to foster knowledge building about resilience at farm and local/regional levels. |
| 13759 | 4 | t a landscape level are crucial for the resilience of coastal ecosystems, and that ecology and
al beds – for ecosystem functioning and resilience to anthropogenic disturbances. by integratin velop and test theories on connectivity-resilience relationships, and ultimately produce manage mately produce management guidelines to increase resilience of european coastal systems. |
| 7296 | 1 | community resilience is related to the redundancy of sp
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| 13828 | 3 | the resilience, i.e. the ability of system to resist distur
understanding of the factors governing ecological resilience is the basis for developing manag all aim with this project is to analyse resilience of the communities of saproxylic coleoptera |
| 15588 | 5 | s on biodiversity, ecosystem functions, resilience and tipping points in graslands along a pan-
ropean climatic gradient. assessment of resilience status and regionally differentiated policy n particular, identifying mechanisms of resilience . signal results will provide experimental e experimental evidence on mechanisms of resilience across european gradients, which may serve t takeholders about european gradients of resilience and indicators of tipping points in the face |
| 13350 | 1 | ging soil biodiversity on stability and resilience of carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus cycling,
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| 7686 | 1 | ty to suffer damage or poor capacity of ecological resilience landscape. one second case study
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| 15531 | 2 | these ecosystems such as resistance and resilience against disturbances, and will also evaluate
rategies to increase the resistance and resilience of the target ecosystems against disturbance |
| 12635 | 2 | , soil management, urban soils and soil resilience in relation to climate change. the relations
itial assessment of the extent to which resilience can be conferred to soils. objective e: to r |
| 10640 | 1 | of the taxa that confer resistance and resilience and of habitat complexity providing the pote
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| 9982 | 1 | of the taxa that confer resistance and resilience and of habitat complexity providing the pote
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| 9980 | 1 | of the taxa that confer resistance and resilience and of habitat complexity providing the pote
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| 2015 | 2 | note, many plant species show signs of resilience, delaying local extinction for long but fini
raits is an important mechanism of such resilience, but the direct and indirect consequences of |
| 7668 | 1 | agement plans aiming at improving their resilience and adaptive capacity.
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| 15581 | 1 | m services, institutions, economics and resilience science and strive to translate research ins
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| 10145 | 1 | ways in which people and ecosystems can increase resilience and adapt to change. in particular
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| 10979 | 1 | ways in which people and ecosystems can increase resilience and adapt to change. in particular
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| 2060 | 1 | habitat change, man has undermined the resilience and viability of large carnivore populations
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| 12025 | 1 | rstanding of the crucial aspects of the resilience/sensitivity of the threathened rain forests.
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