Sentence examples for of the pressures experienced from inspiring English sources

With information on the debris impact time within a given storm, we couple the simulated hurricane wind speeds with the wind tunnel measured time histories of wind induced pressures to derive the characteristics of the pressures experienced by a window after impact.

This dyadic study of patients and clinicians will provide a better understanding of the pressures experienced by both parties during the psychiatric hospital admissions process.

As shown in our findings, teachers employ a number of strategies to relieve the pressures experienced by the adolescents to some extent by giving students tools to manage pain and stress.

The history of the pressure experienced by the plate is extracted from numerical simulations for arbitrary blast strengths and plate masses and used to infer the impulse per unit area transmitted to the plate.

Medical staff were viewed 'owning' the antibiotic prescribing decision and as central to enacting and shaping change, with acknowledgement by the majority of participants of the pressure experienced by doctors and the need for organisational support to facilitate timely 'at the bedside' advice-giving, and team-based approaches to improving prescribing practice.

However, this disadvantage of on-site outreach training – the pressure experienced by nurses with patients awaiting their attention – is the flipside of what makes on-site training potentially more effective, through its immediate and direct link with 'real-life' patient service provision.

"Ultimately, more imports will be needed in 2004 to bring inventories back to levels high enough to relieve some of the price pressures experienced in 2003," the Energy Department said in a report.

It is an open question if they will stabilize on similar gene contents, or if they will show signatures of the different metabolic pressures experienced in different hosts, as suggested by the peculiarities of B. aphidicola Cc.

One organ (or gene) has an existing function but takes on or switches to a new function as a result of selective pressures experienced after the organism moves into a new environment or adopts a new ecological lifestyle.

Due to differences in the expression of genes and selection pressures experienced, the build up of inbreeding load may proceed differently between the sexes.

This may be due to the high level of stress and pressures experienced by early-year medical students adapting to new academic systems with little time available for extracurricular activities.