Sentence examples for exert excessive pressure from inspiring English sources

Hypertension occurs when the body's smaller blood vessels (the arterioles) narrow, causing the blood to exert excessive pressure against the vessel walls and forcing the heart to work harder to maintain the pressure.

When the plasma reaches stage 4, it will exert excessive pressure and temperature on previously deposited material resulting in remelting and formation of micronanoparticles.

More specifically, the Panel noted: that populations in SIDS were one of the groups that were more vulnerable to food insecurity as a consequence of reduced access to fish; that rising real fish prices though time will support fleet over-capacity in many fisheries and thereby continue to exert excessive pressure on resources.

Special care was taken to avoid exerting excessive pressure on the mucosa, and this was verified by checking ongoing flow in the larger microvessels (greater than 50 μm).

Do not exert undue pressure on the template.

The drastic acid regeneration procedure can be employed when the column exerts excessive back pressure or shows reduced binding affinity after a hundred plus injections of cell extracts.

Prosecutors denied exerting undue pressure.

The Government exerted excessive influence on the CBRT to restrict fluctuations in the exchange rate.

But is he becoming Boss Rauner, the head of the executive branch who exerts excessive control over the legislative branch?

Firstly, work overload exhausts employees by exerting excessive demands and interfering with their energy recovery capacity.

I wasn't going to start wearing tent-like, Christian-summer-camp T-shirts because of some stupid spot, but there was a danger with these constricting/fitted T-shirts that excessive pressure would be exerted across my ribs when I stretched or reached up to grab a hand-strap on the tube or something, and the thin film of skin over the spot would rupture and... Enough.