While people manifest stress in different ways, it usually creates muscle tension.
Daily administration of V. vinifera one hour prior to the induction of stress inhibited the increase in VMA and decrease in ascorbic acid excretion which was manifested during stress alone.
At low strain rates, and for a model Ti alloy considered at 20 °C, the strong experimentally observed rate-sensitive behaviour manifested as stress relaxation and creep is shown to be captured well by the new thermal activation discrete dislocation plasticity model, which otherwise simply cannot be captured by nucleation or mobility arguments.
In addition to the well-known irradiation-induced increases in the yield and flow strengths with increasing dose, we measure substantial changes in plastic flow intermittency behavior, manifested as stress drops accompanying energy releases as the driven material transits critical states.
If persistent, however, this hyperadrenergic response becomes detrimental [ 4], manifested as stress cardiomyopathy [ 5], splanchnic ischemia [ 6], proinflammatory state [ 7, 8], procoagulant state [ 9], and severe catabolism, hyperglycemia and insulin resistance [ 10].
Given the diversity of environmental conditions possible at this field site in the Yukon, it is reasonable to ask whether Thellungiella plants that have adapted to life in a harsh climate manifested a stress response during either year relative to our cabinet-grown controls.
Unambiguous pain is typically manifested as stress, sadness, bitterness, depression, anxiety, fear, hopelessness, anger, and organic illnesses of fatigue, disease, and even death.
In unnotched specimens, embrittlement is manifested at stresses above the matrix cracking limit, σmc, leading to fracture following relatively short exposure times (∼100 h).
The transcriptome of the pppA-ppkA mutant was also analysed under conditions of oxidative stress and showed an impaired response to the stress, manifested by a weaker induction of stress adaptation genes as well as the genes of the SOS regulon.
Likewise, our finding of increased open arm exploration after stress could reflect an increased sensitivity of the F344 to the activating effects of stress, manifesting itself as stress-induced increases in risk taking behaviors.
The hypersensitivity to oxidative stress could synergize with the lipotoxic stress, manifested by the activation of unfolded protein response (UPR), endoplasmatic reticulum (ER) stress and DNA damage response (Figure 2, 3).
