Sentence examples for has more stress from inspiring English sources

But Vidale says the real danger Japan faces now is not aftershocks from this quake, but a second earthquake on a fault that runs near Tokyo, which now has more stress on it.

It is also true that your immune system is more likely to make mistakes when it has more stress, like ongoing infections, allergies or problems in the intestinal tract.

Firstly, the GC3-rich group has more stress related genes than the GC3-poor group.

"They're better able to deal with stress, but they also have more stress to deal with".

But they also have more stress and are less likely to have health insurance.

"We're also looking at whether adolescents who are more depressed and have more stress and poor self-esteem have less benefit in terms of their pain treatment".

"He's a high energy horse who has had more stress on him than people who are chairmen of the board at large companies," Ms. Garson said.

I was in the military and after that I was working two jobs and trying to raise a family, and it seemed like even so, living at home and doing nothing, I had more stress than I had back then.

Monolithic zirconia crowns have more stress concentrations on the occlusal surfaces, while the cement layers have more stress concentrations on the cervical areas.

The patterns are almost identical for men and women, although women have more stress, worry more, and are sadder at all ages, despite reporting better global well-being than men at most ages.

Nevertheless, we also have to take into consideration that placing the body of the fixator parallel to the mechanical axis will result in having more stress on the pin bone interface since the screws will not be inserted at right angles into the bone.