Sentence examples for major physiological stress from inspiring English sources
A major physiological stress is DNA damage.
"This is a major physiological stressor for the infant," he concluded.
The major physiological response to stress involves activations of neuroendocrine systems, mainly through the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis.
Our studies address the potential role of the regulation of the (SH 2Trx-ASK1 complex levels in the mechanism of response of stress pathways to ROS generated by specific mitochondrial electron transport (ETC) dysfunction, which is a major physiological source of endogenous oxidative stress in aging tissues.
A major realization is that accumulated physiological stress can ultimately lead to tree mortality and changes in species distributions, particularly in areas away from maritime influences.
Major surgery imposes physiological stresses that can cause significant morbidity and mortality in the perioperative period.
The present study provides clues to the transcriptomic adaptation of the berry to heat stress but as expected no major physiological or biochemical changes occurred within the short time of stress application.
In this new picture, stress is a major physiological organizer of variation, whereas fitness is the combined outcome of natural selection and adaptive improvisation.
Shear stress provides a major physiological signal to improvement in endothelial function (Pohl et al. 1986; Rubanyi et al. 1986) and also adaptation in arterial size (Langille and O'Donnell 1986; Tronc et al. 1996; Tuttle et al. 2001).
We identified a subset of 45 of these 92 candidate transcripts involved in several major physiological pathways associated with diapause including stress proteins, nutrient storage and metabolism, and endocrine signaling (Additional file 3).
These treatments and exercise are expected to increase eNOS expression, which is, at least in part, the consequence of the chronic rise in blood flow as shear stress is a major physiological stimulus for eNOS expression [ 4, 25].
