As it was, the first course proved to be more than a mere stress-buster.
Subsequent recovery did not match with a reactive hyperaemia indicating that the mere mechanical stress did not cause vasodilation.
Considerable progress has been made to elucidate the mechanisms of DEP-induced inflammation, beyond the mere oxidative stress effects.
The squinch served its purpose well enough and continued in use for many centuries, but it had certain weaknesses; the pendentive was one of the great architectural inventions of all time, transforming what had been mere building, where stress was counteracted by mass, into organic architecture, where thrust was compensated by thrust and strength depended on balance.
UC San Francisco researchers found that the mere anticipation of stress can increase an individual's risk of age-related disorders.
The determination to find new ways to tackle poverty, beyond just mere cash transfers, stressing the role of parenting and a "Big Society" too, enthused the progressive-minded.
Amid such stresses, mere social conservatism is not enough: As Noah Millman of the American Conservative put it recently, "a marriage culture requires a material basis" that seems out of reach for too many Americans.
They stress the mere eye blink that is our lives within the mere eye blink that is modernity.
However, the role of the PPS must go beyond mere defense against nitrosative stress, because interferon-γ-deficient mice that are unable to induce nitrosative stress still show significantly increased survival when infected with a proteasome-depleted Mtb strain versus wild-type Mtb [ 13].
She takes us from the florid grandiosity of Western myth to the bone-wearying stress of mere life.
The fact that smoking showed a more pronounced association with γ-GT in normal weight subjects, i.e. in the BMI stratum with low γ-GT, contrasts the situation in alcohol consumption and implies that the pathophysiological relationships linking these exposures are more complex than a mere accumulation of oxidative stress [13], [24], which both alcohol exposure and BMI had been assumed to reflect.
