Sentence examples for feature of stress from inspiring English sources

One interesting feature of stress field in the study area is the fixed direction of σ1 axis while the type of faulting is variable as shown in Figs. 5 and 6.

Rapid alteration of gene expression was a remarkable feature of stress response in the brain.

Proline can and does act as antioxidant mopping up reactive oxygen species (ROS) [ 42] and given that one common feature of stress is the production of ROS we could speculated that proline, having quenched the reactive oxygen species [ 43], it needs to be recycled out of the system, thereby preventing 'oxidised' proline toxicity.

A noteworthy finding from PALS studies was that the bimodal composition with 20 wt% short chain, which showed the best combination of mechanical properties with a feature of stress-upturn in tensile testing, exhibited the least free volume size and relatively lower dispersion in its size distribution among the networks.

It is possible that stress-related elevations in glucocorticoid levels could have contributed to lymphocyte apoptosis and hypocellularity in the thymic cortex of S1PL−/− mice; however, the lymphoid hypercellularity in the thymic medulla of these mice is not generally a feature of stress-induced thymic atrophy, suggesting that direct S1PL effects are involved.

To test whether high noise plasticity coupling is a general feature of stress-responsive genes, I calculated the noise plasticity correlation for genes in GO class "response to stress," which are not known to be regulated by sigma 38.

The accumulation of ROS is a typical feature of stressed cells and is also a typical hallmark of apoptosis.

This work adopts an analytical solution for thermal stress distributions in multilayer systems to carefully study two fundamental problems: thermal stress fields in a bilayer structure and detailed features of stress modifications due to an extra LGI.

It is generally believed that the combination of objective and subjective features of stress coping contribute to the development of depression (e.g. Kendler 2008).

However, we did not find any features of stress fractures in this susceptible subgroup of patients, probably due to the small group size.

Two unique features of stress granules relative to P-bodies are the absence of certain mRNA decay components, and the presence of the 40S ribosomal subunit (and associated translation initiation factors, e.g., eIF3) (Kedersha and Anderson, 2009).