Sentence examples for functions stress from inspiring English sources

While popularity functions stress the influence of the economy, the institutional nature of the American presidency prompts the hypothesis that foreign policy has a more compelling hold on presidential approval.

First, genes representing five different biological functions (Stress genes, RTG signaling, NCR genes, Glycogen synthesis, and Autophagy) which are inhibited by Tor1/2 in yeast, are all elevated for expression in hsf1-R206S, F256S cells.

The 33 drug-resistant mutants were deleted for genes implicated in biosynthesis, mitochondrial functions, stress response, vacuolar trafficking and transcription.

First, according to the xenohormesis model [ 28, 29], animals evolved the ability to sense their environment in order to modulate their functions, stress resistance or growth.

Many of those genes that are differentially regulated upon Heterorhabditis or Photorhabdus infection are predicted to be involved in metabolic functions, stress responses, DNA/protein synthesis and neuronal activities.

The identified proteins were classified into the following seven major groups according to their possible biological functions: stress and defense response (36%and3535%), metabolism (25% and 21%), transport (9% and 8%), energy (13% and 14%), signal transduction (4% and 5%), protein metabolism (10% and 10%) and unknown (2% and 1%) for Rangpur lime and 'Sunki Maravilha' mandarin, respectively.

It might be thought that under NaCl treatment a more efficient xanthophyll cycle would render unnecessary investment of resources in flavonoid synthesis since, despite their protective functions, stress-induced increase of secondary plant products like polyphenols is often counteracted by a corresponding decrease in biomass (Selmar and Kleinwächter 2013).

Components Remaining Useful Life (RUL) and system reliability are updated dynamically based on the combination of components lifetime distribution function, stress samples, and the system GO chart.

The nonlinear dynamic governing equations containing deflection function, stress function and electric potential function are firstly constructed by Hamilton's principle, then are solved by the iterative homotopy harmonic balance method.

Other benefits, according to Dr. Sara Mednick, author of Take a Nap! Change Your Life include better heart functioning, more creativity, more motivation to exercise, better cognitive functioning, stress reduction, and increased alertness.

Surprisingly, despite the morphologically normal differentiation of FSHD myoblasts to myotubes, most of the disease-related dysregulation was seen as dampening of normal myogenesis-specific expression changes, including in genes for muscle structure, mitochondrial function, stress responses, and signal transduction.