Sentence examples for first time stress from inspiring English sources

Pressure on parents today is endemic, and, for the first time, stress levels among youth have eclipsed those of adults--something parents, too, are frequently blamed for in the media.

Of course, this was not the first time stress and gastric ulcer had been linked.

From their network properties, we have identified the transcription factor Stat3 and the peptide Prlh1 in short and prolonged stress respectively as Egr1 neighbors in the adrenal medulla implicating them for the first time in stress signaling.

"Past studies have shown they alter their vocalisation pattern in a noisy environment just like we would in a cocktail party, but this is the first time the stress has been documented physiologically".

The questionnaire asked for the first time about stress related to politics after hearing from therapists that many of their clients were anxious about the campaign.

A new study now shows for the first time that stress amplifies the effects of lead exposure on blood pressure in humans [ EHP 115:1154–1159; Peters et al.].

Brad Williamson, from the UKanTeach Program at the University of Kansas, reported that the forthcoming Advanced Placement examination in biology will be much more quantitative than in the past (e.g., calculators will now be allowed during biology exams for the first time), will stress evolution through all aspects of biology, and will incorporate more open-ended inquiry in labs (Wood, 2009).

Guus Hiddink has addressed the full Chelsea squad for the first time and stressed that opportunities to win a competition this season and even climb into the upper reaches of the Premier League remain, despite their traumatic title defence.

All of a sudden — and not, you suspect, for the first time — the stresses of work, parenthood, money and intimacy threaten to add up to something big and scary.

While there are some serious concerns that must be addressed, the federal government should be applauded for introducing food safety into the nutrition guidelines for the first time and stressing the importance of hunger and nutrition assistance for those in need.

We show, apparently for the first time, that stresses and displacements in such an inhomogeneous transversely isotropic elastic solid can be represented in terms of two displacement functions which satisfy the second- and fourth-order partial differential equations.