Sentence examples for marginal stress from inspiring English sources

With respect to parent report of child symptoms, there was no main effect of stress (β = 0.08, p = 0.60) or air pollution (β = −0.03, p = 0.85), but there was a marginal stress by air pollution interaction (β = −0.25, p = 0.07).

In some plants, as in cyclically apomictic animals, this memory is degraded by reproductively marginal (stress-related) conditions.

While the shortest tall wheat genotypes may be useful in marginal drought stress environments (Mathews et al. 2006).

A recent NRC report concluded that as of 2008, biofuels were a marginal additional stress on water supplies at the regional to local scale, but that significant acceleration of biofuels production could cause much greater water quantity problems, depending on where the crops are grown [7].

In the recent hundred of years, rice is increasingly cultivated in more marginal environmental stresses because of global warming, and heat stress is a major abiotic limitation to plant growth and development [ 2].

Still, the Böll report notwithstanding, neo-Nazi organic farmers are a marginal phenomena, stressed Hoffmann.

Despite the absence or only marginal effect of stress identified by the GLMs, FGR-CVFG relationships were strongly affected by stress (Fig. 2d f).

Opoku-Ankomah (2000) used lumped model to estimate marginal vulnerability water stress for the whole basin in 2000 though he further added that it will be extremely vulnerable in 2050.

A variety of mammals employ torpor as an energy-saving strategy in environments of marginal or severe stress either on a daily basis during their inactive period or on a seasonal basis during prolonged multi-day hibernation.

The tyre manufacturer brought its medium and supersoft compound tyres to the race, and the latter were marginal given the stresses involved, particularly on the right front tyre.

In an economy in which the provision of physical goods and services becomes an increasingly marginal sector, socioeconomic stresses will centre on the allocation of intellectual resources.