For example, stress may have played a part in the risk, but it wasn't measured.
Some, for example, stress how open data and information can improve the delivery of services such as education, and the effectiveness of public funds.
For example, stress can lead to forgetfulness, says Old. "What is the cost of this forgetfullness leading to the employee making a mistake?
However, similar neurochemical responses to pain and rejection (for example, endogenous opioids and oxytocin12) may reflect common physiological regulatory responses to general aversive events (for example, stress).
For example, stress related genes were overrepresented in Col-0, while secondary metabolism related genes were overrepresented in Tsu-0 (Fig. 5).
A judge now must tell jurors before deliberations begin that, for example, stress levels, distance or poor lighting can undercut an eyewitness's ability to make an accurate identification.
For example, stress affects long-term potentiation, and epigenetically regulates the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis.4,5 However, mechanisms by which stress may lead to long-lasting structural changes in the brain have not been thoroughly explored.
This emphasis in pronunciation may be merely phonetic (i.e., noticeable to the listener, but not meaningful), as it is in French, where it occurs regularly at the end of a word or phrase; or it may serve to distinguish meanings, as in English, in which, for example, stress differentiates the noun from the verb in the word "permit".
Additionally, practical applications are at hand, for example stress, crack, and impact sensors based on SrAl2O4 EuII or Et3NH[Eu dbm 4] are used to test structures and materials as diverse as road bridges, reinforced concrete elements, pressurized containers or airplane wings and to image the propagation of cracks or stress distribution.
