Sentence examples for biological stresses from inspiring English sources

With its distinct characteristics, it confers resistance against biological stresses (Perez et al. 2002; Leschine 1995; Souza 2013; Petre et al. 1999; Hatakka 2005; Werner et al. 2014).

This review aims at collecting available information in relation to the role of the fruit cuticle as a determinant factor of some important traits related to postharvest quality, including water loss, susceptibility to physical and biological stresses, and decreased fruit firmness.

Caspase-2 is activated in response to embryonic development [56] and many biological stresses, including DNA damage, aging, UV irradiation, tropic factor withdrawal, endoplasmic reticulum stress, death receptor activation and heat shock [57], [58], [59].

Pathogen-host interactions during bacterial infection expose bacteria to multiple physiological and biological stresses, and intracellular pathogens are known to adapt to changes in their environment, avoiding degradation by host cell defense systems by coordinated regulation of gene expression.

Domestication has gradually alleviated environmental and biological stresses, thereby reducing yearly fluctuations and increasing yield.

Once grown as a biofilm, the embedded bacteria are protected from various physical, chemical and biological stresses [ 11, 12].

Mangroves are highly adapted to their environment and they are able to deal with many physical stress factors such as strong variation in moisture and salt concentrations, changing tides, and biological stressing factors produced by abundant herbivorous insects [6].

Perceived chronic stress, in particular, may explain the racial/ethnic disparity in the association between BPb and BP, as perceived stress captures the extent to which stressors are actually stressful and thus engaging the biological stress processes.

Stressful experiences lead to an activation of two biological stress systems: the hypothalamo-pituitary-adrenal axis and the autonomic sympathetic system.

The biological stress was real, but it had different physiological manifestations and had somehow been transformed into a positive force that drove performance.

Differences in social perception and the biological stress response between men and women merits further investigation.