But Panetta chiefly stressed his dissatisfaction with Pakistan's inability or unwillingness to clamp down on sanctuaries used by the Haqqani network, a militant group that has been blamed for numerous deadly attacks in Afghanistan.
"Irritable male syndrome" - caused by an abrupt drop in testosterone levels - afflicts men of all ages and is chiefly due to stress, a researcher at the Human Reproductive Sciernces Unit in Edinburgh has found.
As a plant physiologist, Jorge is interested on the mechanisms of response to stress, chiefly on the effects of drought stress on photosynthetic metabolism.
Therefore, this protein might play a decisive part in the adaptation to osmotic stress, chiefly in the management of osmolarity transitions due to salt fluctuations in the environment.
This latter case has been studied in great detail for the GCN4 UTR where several uORFs combine to produce complex regulatory effects under stress, chiefly involving differential behaviour towards uORFs 1 and 4 [ 14].
President Obama vowed to make his administration family friendly, but as his chief of staff, Rahm Emmanuel quips, "It's friendly to your [Obama] family". As a result many staffers, as reported in the New York Times, are feeling stressed chiefly because they miss time with their families.
It turned out that another Mayo researcher, Dr. Edward C. Kendall, had isolated six hormones made by the adrenals, the small glands atop the kidneys that are chiefly responsible for releasing stress hormones.
It must be noted that we have used the term "psychosomatic" to refer to symptoms that are chiefly considered expressions of psychological stress rather than manifestations of organic disorders based on previous research in children [ 44, 45].
The author stresses that those chiefly to blame were Argentina's own politicians and officials, who pursued an insufficiently rigorous fiscal policy to sustain a fixed exchange rate.
Upon exposure to oligomycin or tBHQ, Nrf2 in control cells was released from the actin stress fibers then translocated chiefly to the nuclei (Figure 2A a c).
Fishes display a wide variation in their physiological responses to stress, which is clearly evident in the plasma corticosteroid changes, chiefly cortisol levels in fish.
