Sentence examples for competing stress from inspiring English sources

One possibility that has been often cited for the compressive intrinsic stress is the development of free surfaces or variation in crystal size of nanostructures before other competing stress is generated during process.

For each protein, we fit the competing Stress and Flexibility models to the evolutionary rates ω R 4 S. Results for each protein can be found in Additional file 3: Table S3 and Additional file 4: Table S4.

These differences in sRNA expression levels under host conditions may stem from competing stress factors in the host environment, such as low O2 or iron levels, change in carbon source, and exposure to microbicidal agents.

Yet his death feels like we have lost one of our own, one who struggled with that which we also struggled, one who could play the competing stresses we feel every day.

In a population dealing with many competing stresses, difficulties remain in enhancing motivation for change and with treatment adherence.

The so-called 'corner' vessels, which are located at the junctions of three or more alveolar septae, are simultaneously influenced by competing stresses arising from alveolar and interstitial pressures and do not behave as the wall-embedded capillaries do.

Neither he nor Derenalagi are clear if injured personnel from the Afghan national forces will be competing, but stress that they do not view the event as political.

With reference to the vascular contribution to VILI, it is important to consider that, even for the normal lung, inflation imposes competing vascular stresses on different classes of microvessels.

Whether it was stress, competing memories or distraction that caused Mr. Perry's brain freeze, it's clear that he's not alone.

Twin or triplet lambs often constitute the winter lamb portion of the flock, due to the fact that they have a greater likelihood of nutritional stress (competing for milk from their dams) and have to graze sooner and more frequently than their contemporaries.

The non-monotonic variation of the lattice constant was interpreted as the result of two competing mechanisms: interface-stress-induced contraction vs. expansion as a result of the stress field generated at the crystallite boundary due to the increased excess free volume in the crystallite boundary upon decreasing crystallite size.