Sentence examples for may experience pressure from inspiring English sources

In thoracic outlet syndrome, blood vessels traveling through the space under the collarbone and the top of the rib cage may experience pressure if the opening is too small.

At some points, the flow interaction within the roots (or a group of cylinders) may experience pressure losses in the wake, thus resulting in higher C D values.

However, after pressure depletion, these low-permeability fine-grained sediments may experience pressure sensitivity and reduction in productivity by fracture closure after certain period of production (e.g. Majeed and Mahessar 2016).

Couples, friends and family already on ART may experience pressure to share ART medications with loved ones who are ART eligible but on waiting lists, leading to partial viral suppression, increased drug resistance, and thereby impairing future ART treatment benefits once additional resources become available.

It is beyond the scope of this paper to discuss this at length; however, it is possible that given fewer social pressures on males to be thin, body dissatisfaction at an early age has a 'negative' effect only on boys who are overweight or obese, whereas even lean girls may experience pressure to be thin.

In the ocean, vertical transport of microorganisms may be accomplished in regions of upwelling and downwelling as well as through association of bacteria with sedimenting particles or with animals [ 4]; for this reason deep-sea organisms may experience pressure differentials during their normal life.

Northern Ireland Water says water supply has now been restored to most customers, after 1,000 were cut off on Saturday, but people in parts of County Antrim and north Down may experience low pressure or interruptions to supply.

Only-children may experience less pressure from parents to adhere to normative gender role behavior.

Adolescents are sensitive to weight-related influences, and may experience tremendous pressure from weight teasing.

On the other hand personnel in teaching hospitals may experience more pressure, because of extra teaching activities, resulting in worse health outcomes.

For example, part-time GPs may experience more pressure to record a diagnosis in order to facilitate continuity of care (Lampe et al., 2012).