Sentence examples for evidently stressed from inspiring English sources

The controller's voice was urgent but not evidently stressed, until he, too, bungled the call sign, calling it "1529".

He is in the dugout, but evidently less stressed.

Worse, according to data not reported on until now, the military evidently responded to stress that afflicts soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan primarily by drugging soldiers on the front lines.

"We want to keep players in the game, and moving," Omar stresses, evidently pleased as punch with the game's improved traversal options (side note: vehicle design and handling comes from people who've worked on the Burnout series, which can only be a good thing).

Bunker evidently stuck to the original formula and stressed that if only Faisal would halt his aid to the royalists, the US would be able pressure Nasser to withdraw.

A stress versus (1 1 0) lattice plane strain is linear for steel FK while evidently nonlinear at higher stresses for steel PS.

Indeed, it is possible that the content of phaseic acid (PA), the principal catabolite of ABA, accumulates significantly whereas ABA content does not have any distinct increase although the biosynthesis key gene NCED3 is evidently induced by the stresses (Qin and Zeewaart, 2002; Priest et al., 2006).

Holes sharply changes the stress state and reduces the strength evidently due to the high shear stresses appearing in the vicinity of the hole.

The increased production of H2O2 following peroxisome proliferation evidently links oxidative stress to non-genotoxic carcinogenesis and to metabolites of oxidative stress, including glutathione (GSH /oxidized glutathione (GSSG) [ 69], epoxides, uric acid [ 70], peroxisomal and mitochondrial ω-oxidation (carnitine and acyl-carnitine species) and other products of lipid oxidation [ 71].

While this is reassuring, the modified estimates evidently cannot have any accuracy, which further stresses the qualitative nature of the inference from the single-locus coalescence analyses.

McKelvey also manages to advance her well-covered story by illuminating the deranged culture that obtained among the soldiers posted to the prison, some of whom evidently battled the stress and boredom by "Robotripping" — chasing tablets of Vivarin with eight-ounce bottles of Robitussin for a cheap high.