Sentence examples for a difference in stress from inspiring English sources

The difference in the initial surface morphology may cause a difference in stress distribution in Ge wetting layer which, in turn, may affect the cluster nucleation and growth.

Kopitzke et al. (1991) demonstrated a difference in stress in women trying to conceive based on a sample size of 26.

While a difference in stress levels and the tissue sampling are likely to result in gene expression changes, the comparisons can yield useful information.

In explaining this absence of a difference in stress-induced apoptosis for MPT cells from KO versus WT mice, we show that there is a compensatory up-regulation in expression of the intact α-isoform in both AMPK KO mice.

The crack propagation behavior was mainly suppressed by (1) high hardness and high compressive residual stress, and (2) the strain-induced martensite transformation of retained austenite and high internal stress resulting from a difference in flow stress between the soft martensite matrix and the finely dispersed hard MA-like phase that developed during fatigue deformation.

So there is a difference in psychosocial stress and strain within the profession of employees' representatives.

The null hypothesis was that there would be a difference in shrinkage stress between the different materials when the different activation protocols were used.

"Just even a little bit would make such a difference in the stress level for us".

We suggest that a well-designed prospective study should assess whether receiving increasing values of arterial oxygen partial pressure (using temperature-corrected oxygen dissolved in blood as a continuous variable), as soon as possible after ROSC, is or not associated with a difference in oxidative stress imbalance and outcome.

On the other hand, a similar sized study easily detected a difference in oxidative stress markers in patients with and without AF [ 18].

There was no evidence of a difference in total stress, total PA or total NA between the test and the control groups or between the different outcome groups and no evidence of a change in levels over time.