Sentence examples for energetically stress from inspiring English sources
Impaired relaxation resulting from an increase in myofibrillar Ca2+-sensitivity can energetically stress the heart [ 38].
In keeping with a role for DG in regulation oxidative phosphorylation in mitochondria, Mirouse et al. (2009) show that embryos null for Dg and energetically stressed by glucose restriction or lacking both Dg and mRpL34 develop follicle cells that are severely disorganized.
Specifically, the SDP model predicts that individuals are more willing to take predation risks during foraging when energetically stressed (Lima 1998).
The assumptions are that (i) alkaloid induction (difference between damaged and undamaged plants) is a measure of anti-predator behaviour, (ii) internode length is a proxy for vine foraging and (iii) the shade environment is where plants are energetically stressed.
The volume changes then entered various relevant strain measures (Green-Lagrange strains, Hencky strains, linearized strains), while the pressures were mathematically transformed into energetically conjugate stress measures (second Piola-Kirchhoff stress, Kirchhoff stress, Cauchy stress).
Because protein synthesis is energetically costly, stressed cells usually inhibit this process to devote resources to stress responses.
If this concept is valid then, logically, we should be striving energetically to alleviate stress.
As our hypothesis is that the MRL cardiomyocytes are chronically stressed energetically we also assessed one component of each ETC complex by immunoblot.
Rate of deformation is the only strain rate measure that is energetically conjugate with the Cauchy stress.
They could also have stressed more energetically that this dispute is not about oil.
Because C. elegans' response to PQ exposure includes upregulating expression of energetically costly glutathione S-transferase [ 75], such a tradeoff could be mediated through increased allocation of resources to oxidative stress response at the expense of reproductive fitness.
