Sentence examples for face increased stress from inspiring English sources

Riparian mangroves and wetland plants near the river mouth may face increased stress due to the increased salinity concentrations.

Islands are indispensable part of coastal ecosystem, and many inhabited islands in China are now facing increasing stress from urbanization.

In turn trophic factors, such as bFGF, may be needed to maintain cell survival in face of this increased stress.

Hyperproliferative cancer cells face increased replication stress, which can result in accumulation of DNA damage.

Observational records and model projections clearly shows that 75-250 million people in Africa are projected to face increased water stress by 2020 due to climate change; the average sea level is expected to rise by about 50 cm by 2100 and about 70 million people in Africa's coastal areas could face the risk of flooding by 2080.

Even in the relatively water-rich Hudson Valley, our H2O supplies face progressively increasing stress from climate change and companies hankering to slake thirsts in drier regions by getting hold of our own "excess" water supplies.

A fundamentally different selection regime is in the face of increasing stress.

Such breeding designs also allow for an assessment of paternal and maternal nongenetic effects (as components of overall phenotypic plasticity) that turn out to be very important in marine systems for phenotypic buffering in the face of increasing stress (Donelson et al. 2011; Miller et al. 2012).

Increased mental health burden among cancer patients and survivors may be linked to increased stress from cancer, increased hopelessness when faced with death or increase in stress related to chronic pain [ 5].

Increased stress means increased risk of fracture.

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