Sentence examples for observing stress from inspiring English sources
Thus, we are still observing stress arching above the reservoir, but with some of the load "pushing" into the sides of the reservoir.
During the course, several team members are made responsible for various tasks, such as observing the resident's behavior; observing stress caused by the challenging behavior; making an action plan; controlling the use of the plan; and involving the physician and/or psychologist at the right moment.
In contrast with the above results, the overexpression of AtDREB2A or rice OsDREB2A factor in Arabidopsis was not sufficient for observing stress-tolerant phenotypes, but nor did it impair plant growth or development [ 15, 16].
To observe stress and strain using the meters, the device must be integrated with the bedrock.
It is also shown that the previously observed stress dependence of activation energy of creep is simply the consequence of the conventional method by which this parameter is determined and hence has no physical significance.
In light of this possibility, when repeating the exposure to stress on a pfsir2 knockout line, a different pattern was observed – stress up-regulated all three subtypes (Fig. 4A).
Physical monitoring systems were also used to observe stress levels during the scan, and a shutter was used to block rats' exposure to radiation.
This type of study is useful, because plant lines produced by intensive breeding selection are available that have different degrees of tolerance, which helps in the identification of correlations between responsive genes and observed stress-tolerance phenotypes.
Moreover, the numerical simulations indicate that the experimentally observed stress-softening response of the PVC composite material may result from matrix-particle debonding.
Several groups have observed stress-induced tRNA cleavage[ 26- 29, 38], which generates tRFs.
The observed stress-buffering function of coping flexibility may have practical implications for the design of intervention programmes.
