The phrase "increased stress level" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The increased stress level caused by the pandemic has led to an influx of mental health concerns in the population.
The correlation between increased stress level and age, gender and frequency of headache was found.
Hydrogen permeation current density (iH) increases and then decreases with increased stress level within Rt0.5 (0.5% total extension).
Users will be allowed a limited number of updates about long hours or how effing busy you are, as they inform friends of an increased stress level.
Therefore, to quantify the effect of solid stress on cell apoptosis under controlled conditions, we first compressed monolayers of cancer cells for 17 hr with pressures ranging from 0 mmHg to 60 mmHg (see experimental setup in Supplementary Fig. S1B) and observed increased apoptosis with increased stress level (Fig. 7A).
A high number of symptomatic symptoms was reported to be a risk for developing low back pain [ 10, 15], while sleep disturbance might point to an increased stress level [ 8].
As pointed out earlier, increased stress level during physicians' training adversely affects their perceived level of job satisfaction and may decrease their capacity for deeper learning and understanding of complex ideas [ 24].
An increase in workload has increased stress levels among teachers, and it is leading to higher anxiety, physical health problems and depression.
It's regular, chronic loneliness that does the serious damage: increased stress levels, higher blood pressure, disrupted sleep – all the way to accelerated dementia.
As well as doubling the number of damselfish devoured, the team discovered that motor boat noise increased stress levels in the fish by 33%.
Instead there is widespread anxiety that a well-meaning desire to improve player welfare may end up having the reverse effect in terms of increased stress levels.
