Sentence examples for a common stress from inspiring English sources

A cautious designer always bears the statistical nature of fatigue in mind, for the lives of material specimens tested at a common stress level always range above and below some average value.

High temperature is a common stress condition in nature.

Similarly, the increased expression of aquaporins (water channel proteins) reported for seedlings of tomato (S. lycopersicum) [151, 166], soybean (G. max)., maize (Z. mays), and barley (H. vulgare) with MWCNTs seed treatments may reflect a common stress response [128].

Studies on ductile fracture were mainly focused on steels under normal stress loading, while seldom for those under combined shear and normal stress loading, which is also a common stress state for structural components, e.g., fillet welded joints and partial penetration welded joints.

Remember also that this agreement does nothing to address other important welfare issues, such as routine removal of part of the birds' beaks to prevent them from pecking each other - a common stress response due to the confined conditions.

After experiencing one of the 10 different cell histories, cells were then pelleted and resuspended at an intermediate density (OD600 = 0.5) in a common stress medium, in this case, sporulation salts starvation medium (SM) [58].

We also demonstrate the utility of using differential coexpression analysis in metabolomic studies and speculate that a common stress-resistant highly connected metabolome may exist in flies.

Heat stress is a common stressful factor that affects many biological systems.

Energy budget studies offer important information in terms of organisms' fitness and this has become an increasingly common stress marker.

Flooding is an increasingly common stress affecting plant growth and vegetation composition in flood-prone areas.

A long term common stress response to paraquat- or H2O2-induced oxidative stresses and ER stress is observed for a significant number of genes.