Sentence examples for further stresses on from inspiring English sources
Further stresses on the water system can be expected when future CCS deployments are aligned with growths in populations and related water and energy demands.
Further, stresses on engineered cells are accentuated by metabolic imbalances, which are generated by heavy metabolic resource consumption due to enzyme overexpression, redistribution of metabolic fluxes, and impaired intracellular redox state by co-factor imbalance.
If that would be the case, the best management of heart in sepsis may be to avoid further stresses on the heart.
In this study this situation was further complicated by the differing demands of the international agencies putting further stresses on an already under-resourced system.
The absence of apparent reward for local actors who conserve and at time upgrade the genetic resources upon which improved varieties are built on, further stresses the lack of regard for certain innovation systems.
Recent illumination of the importance of the reverse rate of the dNTP-induced conformational closing step and its effect on enzyme specificity further stresses the necessity for complete evaluation of all microscopic rate constants (34).
1997 Channel Five launches, the smallest, weakest of the free-to-air broadcasters, creating further stress on the advertising market.
Droughts several years ago placed further stress on local water supplies, and White Energy had to free up some of the water it used for local residents' consumption.
Amazon and other online retailers must absorb these costs, cutting into their potential profits and placing further stress on their pricing strategies.
Buying pre-worn clothes saves them from landfill and avoids the need for making new virgin fibres and putting further stress on scarce resources.
Announcing the "Multi-Touch RepaiPhonegram for iPhone 6 Plus" on Thursday, Apple said some devices may "exhibit display flickering or Multi-Touch issues after being dropped multiple times on a hard surface and then incurring further stress on the device".
