Sentence examples for contributing to stress from inspiring English sources
Slower economic growth, spiraling health care costs and the increasing average age of the population are contributing to stress on this intergenerational contract.
In the case of gay and transgender workers, workplace discrimination comes with an added cost to employers, leading other lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender workers to fear disclosure and contributing to stress, illness and lower productivity.
The filler also influences the magnitude of shrinkage [4] and the elastic modulus [5], thereby contributing to stress development [3].
Some psychologists believe this sort of exposure may have long-lasting effects on mental health, contributing to stress, anxiety, depression, and even PTSD, in some cases.
Assessing the global transcriptome changes under drought and salt stress resulted in the identification of several genes contributing to stress response in this species.
This review will focus on the cellular effects of these stresses, molecular basis of the adaptive response to each stress, and the cellular mechanisms contributing to stress tolerance.
As drug dependence develops, levels of the neurotransmitter dopamine decrease and the NE stress system in the brain is activated, contributing to "stress-like states" and increased vulnerability to stressors during periods of abstinence (Koob and Le Moal 2008).
This is consistent with the result of Becerra et al. [ 23] who found 6 genes specially expressed in the Arabidopsis seed that were involved in response to abiotic stress, which clearly indicated the importance of genes contributing to stress-tolerance during seed development.
Research shows that lack of sleep can contribute to stress, depression, weight gain and poor decision-making.
One respondent – a physiotherapist who said they feel stressed most of the time – said that expectations from government, management and patients against a backdrop of money saving, job freezes and continual undermining by the media, all contribute to stress levels.
