Sentence examples for is increasingly stressed from inspiring English sources

Their access to wholesale funding markets has dried up, and the interbank market is increasingly stressed, as banks refuse to lend to each other.

The role of platelets in the defence against infection is increasingly stressed [83, 116].

Beyond the classic paradigm of renal hypoperfusion, the role of immune response pathways and particularly inflammation in AKI progression is increasingly stressed [1, 178, 185 195].

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.

Animals exposed to many hot nights are increasingly stressed.

But he's increasingly stressed by Cayce's chaos and violence.

The impact on animal welfare is that cow herds are increasingly stressed making them more vulnerable to infections, including bovine TB.

Shahid's friends in Bradford said the beauty therapist was not frightened for her life but was increasingly stressed about what some relatives were telling her mother and father.

There is a growing range of non-GM biotechnologies which show how a growing world population can be fed at a time when natural environments are increasingly stressed," said Greenpeace chief scientist Dr Doug Parr.

The band released a pair of slapdash but memorable (and modestly popular) albums and then, three years ago, suddenly broke up, because Graham was increasingly stressed out by the prospect of turning his larkish band into a serious concern.

The idea is to create a news resource for news rooms, who are increasingly stressed due to headcount cuts and competition with blogs.