Marc-André Hamelin's new recording on Hyperion, however, is a dazzling alternative: others may stress the work's intense lyricism, but Hamelin emphasizes its jutting angles, propulsive rhythms, and striking architecture.
Swimming is also good, he says, although the breaststroke, with its whippy frog kick, may stress the knee and should be avoided.
In recall procedures, interrupting routine patterns of fixed office terms may stress the aspect of citizens reclaiming control of office functions.
Re "Who's Afraid of China Inc.?" (July 24), about the debate over the bid by Cnooc, the Chinese oil company, for Unocal: Pessimist hawks may use cold-war rhetoric decrying China as a Communist dictatorship, and globalization optimists may stress the win-win economics of global trade.
The sounds of crashing surf had no effect, providing the first evidence that engine noise may stress the animals out.
Certainly, speakers may stress the importance of maintaining an evidence-based approach and not letting one's beliefs colour judgements.
Killer whales are popular with whale watchers, which may stress the whales and alter their behavior, particularly if boats approach too closely or block their lines of travel.
A 2014 Danish paper found that excess amounts of protein may stress the kidneys (they can't get rid of protein waste fast enough), resulting in protein in the urine and an increased risk of kidney stones.
Suboptimal environmental conditions may stress the host defense status, resulting in disease [12].
The post-operative assessment itself may stress the animal.
