Sentence examples for implemented stress from inspiring English sources

We first implemented stress tensor inversion using all of the aftershocks in the cluster.

In response to the global financial crisis of 2008, the Federal Reserve decided to develop and implement stress tests to assess the soundness of the financial system.

The above findings may facilitate the development of feasible and rational strategies to design and implement stress reduction programmes in hospitals.

But if they do not take the problems seriously, they might find themselves issued with enforcement notices which could eventually lead to prosecution for failing to implement stress-busting programmes.

Three major opportunities to reduce ED for LA patients were identified: (1) more laboratories could implement stress-only imaging, (2) camera-based methods of ED reduction, including prone imaging, could be more frequently used, and (3) injected activity of 99mTc could be adjusted reflecting patient weight/habitus.

In future works, fatigue and creep analyses shall be implemented for stress and deformation assessment of the mirrors and respective reflective surfaces.

On the basis of these 35 scales we first analyzed qualitative information about the presence of various working conditions in the participating companies from the consultants who implemented the stress management intervention in these companies.

Numerous corporations have implemented worksite stress-management interventions to mitigate the financial and personal impact of stress on their employees.

In several northwest European countries, a demand-driven healthcare system has been implemented that stresses the importance of patient healthcare provider choice.

The reason for our focus on ambient temperature is not only the ease of implementing heat stress protocols, but also because high temperatures activate evolutionarily highly conserved stress response pathways [ 4, 9].

The creep crack initiation behaviour of Type 316H stainless steel at 550 °C has been predicted by implementing a stress dependent creep ductility and average creep strain rate model in finite element analyses.