The phrase "aid stress" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to providing assistance with stress management or alleviating stress, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "The workshop aims to aid stress relief techniques for participants."
Alternatives: "alleviate stress" or "assist with stress management."
Dr. Nadel calls it "emotional first aid: stress management for disruption, financial ruin, helplessness and physical and mental fatigue".
Many NGOs and United Nations agencies need researchers who can lead surveys in regions experiencing natural disasters or wars, and organizations that provide aid stress that they often need experts to run single projects.
Hartz Mountain sells flea and tick treatments with phenothrin, a synthetic derivative made from a natural extract of chrysanthemum flowers; its tropical fish foods with blue-green algae claim to be "scientifically proven to aid stress reduction in fish and help boost the immune system".
The formation of Q-bodies seems to aid stress survival, as the deletion of HSP42 resulted in defective tolerance of prolonged heat stress (Escusa-Toret et al., 2013).
"Local groups started to respond to Ebola before any international organizations came to their aid," stressed Burke.
The aid workers stress that this is four times the amount of food distributed each month in Afghanistan.
When making loans to developing countries, the various aid institutions stress good agricultural practices, along with basic sanitation, infrastructure and communications.
With the aid of stress concentration tensors, the effective yield limit is calculated, and its properties are examined.
With the aid of stress triaxiality and normalized Lode angle parameter, it is shown that the loading path in SPIF is highly nonlinear.
It will aid in stress management as well as keep you physically fit so that you can be happier and healthier.
In the past, Britain's aid policy stressed projects, such as schools and hospitals, and used non-governmental organisations (NGOs) as partners.
