Sentence examples for e stressed from inspiring English sources
For example, more entrepreneurial public service managers (e.g., Libraries; Cases C and D, Area/Facility management, Town Cleaning; Cases B and E) stressed the necessity to be both qualified and more involved within the ongoing change activities.
Before World War II, the predominant view of ukiyo-e stressed the centrality of prints; this viewpoint ascribes ukiyo-e's founding to Moronobu.
In addition, proline was found to be consistently higher in both shoots and roots of E+ stressed plants than in E- stressed plants.
At day 2 of withholding water, free glucose and fructose levels in E+ were approximately 2 4 fold higher than in watered controls or in E- stressed plants.
Similarly, in stressed roots, proline levels did not significantly differ between E+ and E-, but at day 2 glutamine reached approximately 3-fold higher levels in E+ roots compared to E- stressed roots and to watered controls.
The patient's record served as a source for additional information such as laboratory tests (L), X-rays (X), electrocardiogram (E), stress test or echocardiogram.
Finally data are integrated into a health status index (HSI), ranging from A (healthy) to E (pathologically stressed).
defer.add img); E, e: [e] Stressed /e/ generally comes close to the "e" of English "bed"; in the vicinity of /j/, however, Croatian /e/ sounds more like the "a" of English "make".
Fig. 4 Chromatograms of brimonidine tartrate under a acidic stress, b basic stress, c oxidative stress, d thermal stress and e photolytic stress.
Figure 3 Chromatogram of pheniramine maleate and naphazoline hydrochloride under (A) acidic stress, (B) basic stress, (C) oxidative stress, (D) thermal stress and (E) photolytic stress.
