Sentence examples for if stresses from inspiring English sources

The purpose of our study was to determine if stresses (proportional to strains) at the femoral neck under equivalent loads were higher in women with a history of fractures compared with women without fractures.

If stresses relax at high temperatures, large tensile stresses can be expected after cooling.

SOD activity decreased if stresses persisted for a long time or excessive stresses were added (Kim and Lee [1992]).

Moreover, Lesh said, if stresses caused by the infant among family members are not mitigated early, child abuse or neglect may follow.

This study was conducted to determine if stresses associated with the disruption of regular work schedule can induce alterations in ovarian function which, in turn, are associated with transient bone resorption.

Softneck garlic produces flower stalks (also known as scapes) if stressed.

They burn easily in strong sunlight and if stressed invite white flies, aphids and spider mites.

Pagoda dogwoods do tend to get twig blight, especially if stressed by drought.

G. H. Willett: If stressed, perhaps put in with Ada: t/reats there for relaxation.

As if stressing that dance can never be translated into spoken language, choreographers delight in wordplay.

An FDA spokeswoman said if -- stressing, if -- the agency decides to consider changing the standards as requested in the petition, the process would take several years.