This requires the right
kind of adaptation measures that account for this variability — such as intelligent insurance schemes, for example.»
As we shall see, that high - emitting nations have responsibility for funding adaptation measures in developing countries is a conclusion that can be based on strong ethical grounds despite reasonable disagreements about such matters as when the ethical responsibility was triggered, which
kinds of adaptation measures should be funded now, and the need to distinguish between responsibilities that arise due to the «fault» of high - emitting countries and responsibilities which arise without attributing «fault.»
Not exact matches
Successful social
adaptation, to either mainstream secular culture or the ecclesiastical sub-culture is no longer the
measure of psychological health that it once was in
kinder, gentler times.
Drawing on a wealth
of research (including the Minnesota Longitudinal Study
of Risk &
Adaptation), Paul challenged the ways we often try to predict or
measure success and helped change the public conversation about the
kinds of experience and environments children need from infancy to adulthood.
One
adaptation to this fortunate reality is that rather than using overall survival (OS) as the
measure of a drug's success, many clinical trials now use a
kind of midpoint, namely progression - free survival (PFS)-- the time that it takes for a tumor controlled by the trial's medicine to restart its growth.