Sentence examples for multiple stressors including from inspiring English sources

PopMech posted an interesting story testing multiple padlocks against multiple stressors including a "Salt Fog" test for rust resistance and, it seems, a gun test.

Cumulative risk refers to the combined threats from exposure via all relevant routes to multiple stressors including biological, chemical, physical, and psychosocial entities.

Parkin protects from neuron toxicity associated with multiple stressors including mutant alpha synuclein, kainate acid excitotoxicity as well as dopamine and 6-OHDA.

This may be particularly relevant for people with schizophrenia who may suffer relapse and be hospitalised, and whose families face multiple stressors including lack of support from other family members, their own illnesses, poverty and lack of access to services.

Unraveling the causes for that effect from extensive epidemiologic studies pointed to multiple stressors, including diet and exercise approximately 40 years ago, whereas multigenerational studies have also identified the key role of genetics in recent years.

By reconstructing long-term trends, we conclude that multiple stressors, including climate variability, stratification, and anthropogenic activity, have influenced the occurrence of hypoxia in the Baltic Sea at different times during the Holocene.

The present study investigates alterations in spontaneous brain activity in victims of severe and multiple extreme stressors, including torture.

Care providers should be especially mindful of the high risk of this population to be subject to multiple life stressors including, commencing childbearing at a relatively young age [ 58] and being of low socioeconomic position [ 17, 18].

Blacks residing in the USA have greater exposure to multiple domains of stressors, including but not limited to acute life events, financial stressors, and employment stressors.

Due to multiple and increasing stressors including large classroom sizes, increased educational requirements and decreased personal attention, children in public schools are at a greater risk than ever of developing behavioral, anxiety and stress-related disorders.

In the Framework, "cumulative risk" is defined as the combined risks from aggregate exposure (i.e., including all relevant routes) to multiple agents or stressors, including biological (e.g., Mycobacterium tuberculosis), chemical (e.g., toluene), physical (e.g., noise), and psychosocial (e.g., job- or family-related stress) entities.