Sentence examples for extended stress from inspiring English sources

"The objective of the extended stress test exercise is to assess the overall resilience of the E.U. banking sector and the banks' ability to absorb further possible shocks on credit and market risks, including sovereign risks, and to assess the current dependence on public support measures," the committee said in a statement.

However in Pisum sativum extended stress treatment of Cd (0 10 mM, 12 DAT) led to equal damage to both PSI and PSII (Chugh and Sawhney 1999).

With extended stress, exogenous spermidine reduced the accumulation of δ aminolevulinic acid, porphobilinogen, and uroorphyrinogen III and increased the levels of protoporphyrin IX, Mg protoporphyrin IX, and protochlorophyllide, suggesting that spermidine promotes the conversion of uroorphyrinogen III to protoporphyrin IX.

Overall, these results demonstrate that the relationship between anxious temperament and the amygdala, along with an extended stress network, is not restricted to the NEC and ALN conditions but extends to secure, non threatening, settings.

The generalized extended stress intensity factors are determined from the solution of the singular stress, electric displacement and magnetic induction fields by extending the definition of the generalized stress intensity factors.

Chronic or extended stress leads to a potent cocktail of physical changes like reduced sleep, impaired concentration, decreased ability to absorb the good stuff from the food you eat.

These limit curves, in turn, are used to derive upper and lower bound extended stress-based forming limit curves [Simha et al., Prediction of necking in tubular hydroforming using an extended stress-based FLC. Transactions of the ASME Journal of Engineering Materials and Technology 2007 129(1): 36–47].

This article, through computational analyses, examines the validity of using the stress-based and extended stress-based forming limit curves to predict the onset of necking during proportional loading of sheet metal.

Fiber tension extends stress fibers beyond their unloaded lengths and cells maintain fiber strain at an optimal level that depends on actomyosin activity [3].

The Timoshenko beam and the Kirchhoff Love plate theories are extended to stress gradient elasticity under the assumption that stress gradient effects do not propagate transversally.

Closed cell aluminum foam (AF) has extensive application prospects due to its extended plateau stress region and high energy absorption capacity.