Sentence examples for exotic stress from inspiring English sources

It's common that POD activity can increase to improve the adaptability of plants when plants are subjected to exotic stress.

Sure, we may be jetting off to some exotic and stress-free paradise, but research suggests vacations come at some cost to our well-being: The period before a vacation can cause stress -- so many preparations -- and the positive effects of time off are short-lived.

Rio is synonymous with the samba, but most Cariocas would scoff at the shows catering to tourists in night spots like Plataforma, which stress exotic stereotypes at the expense of authenticity and swing.

"There is more emphasis on earth applications, security in collaboration with other agencies and education and less stress on exotic technologies and far-reaching goals," Dr. Logsdon said.

The common mustard plant (Arabidopsis thaliana) may look drab, but a study shows it has a surprising ability to break out into new forms--some of them weird and exotic--when it is under stress.

We next examine the Coulomb stress triggering to the largest, most exotic, and remote aftershocks.

Frankincense essential oil, with its comfortingly warm, exotic aroma, is most widely used for its stress relieving properties.

Once native plants are established, they will probably do better in times of stress (subnormal temperatures, heat or drought) than exotic plants from other climates.

The identification of early stress is critical in containing newly introduced exotics such as EAB.

The stress-energy that generates the field contains exotic matter of negative energy density but also relies importantly on pressures and shears, which we describe.

The 15 species we investigated (Table 2) are a mix of native and exotic shallow-rooted species that exhibit good resistance to drought and heat stress.