Sentence examples for mild stresses from inspiring English sources

Sasai was a senior coauthor on two papers published in January this year by the high-profile journal Nature that reported a remarkable breakthrough: the generation of stem-cells by subjecting mouse cells to mild stresses such as pressure or acidic conditions, a procedure dubbed stimulus-triggered acquisition of pluripotency (STAP).

Even mild stresses during flowering cause a severe reduction in PH, biomass, spikelet fertility and GY.

Mild stresses were measured in the nodes of the zygomaxillary suture (2.84 kg/mm2), zygomaxillary buttress (4.09 kg/mm2), buccal alveolar bone (3.6 kg/mm2), and lateral nasal suture (2.08 kg/mm2) (Figure 15).

Mild stresses were also evident in the nodes of the zygomaxillary suture (4.95 kg/mm2), zygomaxillary buttress (5.09 kg/mm2), buccal alveolar bone (4.06 kg/medialmedial orbit (2.98 kg/mm2), and medial pterygoid plate (3.03 kg/mm2) (Figure 15).

Especially in the context of designing minimal processing strategies, which depend on a synergistic combination of different mild stresses to ensure sufficient microbial reduction, a more profound understanding of the impact of each such stress or hurdle is mandatory.

When exposed to mild stresses, cells trigger an adaptive response to enhance their protection.

The RSRRS [ 32] measures 43 stressful events, with scores interpreted as follows: Low stress <149; Mild stress = 150 200; Moderate stress = 200 299; Major stress >300.

Even mild stress can temporarily raise homocysteine levels, a study by Dr. Catherine Stoney at Ohio State University showed.

One possible explanation for yawning is that it is a tension-releasing reaction to mild stress.

"The cells of the brain are put under mild stress that is analogous to the effects of exercise on muscle cells," said Mattson.

To induce mild stress, the participants in the study were asked to give a speech and solve arithmetic problems in front of an audience.