Sentence examples for notable stress from inspiring English sources

13 Bleaching owing to elevated water temperatures is perhaps the most notable stress, with some reefs experiencing over 85% mortality in the 1998 mass bleaching event.

The results obtained show that for the ethanol-producing mutant, diverting up to 60 70% of the fixed carbon into product [ 31] causes little notable stress response, but rather a physiological accommodation in the form of an induction of the carbon concentrating mechanism, the CO2-fixing enzyme RuBisCO, and additional enzymes involved in the Calvin cycle.

The stresses on Europe are notable, from its economic malaise, refugee crisis, low birth rates, and the impact of terrorism and terror plots have been notably stressing the cohesiveness of the union.

This fact suggests notable aseismic stressing around the earthquake hypocenters, since the background seismicity rate μ reflects an aseismic stress rate, possibly controlled by rate- and state-dependent friction (Dieterich 1994), as proposed by Llenos et al. (2009).

Although the background seismicity in the studied region before the Tohoku-Oki earthquake was extremely low (~5 events/year) based on the Japan Meteorological Agency JMAA) dataset, the notable change in stress regime from compression to extension can be ascribed to a <1 MPa static stress change caused by the Tohoku-Oki earthquake (Yoshida et al. 2012).

Transgenic Arabidopsis plants expressing merE grew vigorously at rates similar to those of wild-type plants, without exhibiting notable symptoms of stress (Figure 5A).

However, to date, there have been few rigorously-designed studies aimed at examining the impact of AAIs on therapy animals, despite a notable potential for stress.

With the carnassials, there was a notable "dip" in stress starting at 55° and continuing down to 45° where VM values were at their lowest (fig 4).

Gillespie and colleagues reported that notable sources of stress for university staff included lack of recognition and reward [ 46].

Getting back to normal or trying to create a 'new normal' were also notable sources of stress.

Given one of the criticisms that have been aired against Abramson – that she was at times a little distant from the newsroom – it was notable that Baquet stressed in his first speech as executive editor that he would be a regular presence on the newsroom floor.