Sentence examples for increasingly stressed that from inspiring English sources

It has been increasingly stressed that achievement motivation comprises multiple factors, and Horino and Mori (1991) identified the above two factors of achievement motivation via factor analysis.

He increasingly stresses that our access to the human world of history is much more direct than our access to nature.

Feedback of bark beetle herbivory on tree condition may result in increasingly stressed trees that may either provide lowered defenses or greater nutritional quality (Reid and Robb 1999; Wichmann and Ravn 2001; Erbilgin and Raffa 2002; Sánchez-Martínez and Wagner 2002).

The results shown in Figure 5H suggest that during aging, the cell is increasingly stressed by insoluble quality control substrates that have to be degraded by autophagy.

With the pressure caused by recruitment freezes intensifying, research into the workload of 5,000 police inspectors by Cardiff Business School shows that increasingly stressed officers of this rank may simply opt to get off the promotion bandwagon.

That means it's a race to the bottom by new sites, who are increasingly stressed themselves with a competitive marketplace and decreasing advertising sales.

Increasingly stressed, though, he turns psychotic himself.

He became increasingly stressed, alienated and paranoid.

Animals exposed to many hot nights are increasingly stressed.

As the kids became "grown," I became increasingly stressed out.

Rather, it is the accumulation of stresses that make a country increasingly prone to conflict.