Sentence examples for once stressed from inspiring English sources
The storyline's fast pace angered Roache; he once stressed: "I was very cross about the whole thing.
Junior attackman Derek Maltz said a senior class eager to avoid becoming the first group since 1999 to graduate without capturing a national title at least once stressed to younger classmates the need to put forth maximum effort in practice.
These expression patterns would therefore reflect the decreased growth rates in the batch fermentations once stress had been applied.
Once stresses to supramodal abilities are removed, as Moore et al. (2010) have shown, most AP tests become relatively insensitive to the problems that have led to the child being referred.
One possibility is that uORFs might permit ribosomes to stall and "wait", a general mechanism which has been suggested to facilitate a fast response once stresses have been removed and normal translation can then continue [ 20].
"Once stress-induced feeding becomes habitual," she writes, "the problem-solver, executive part of the prefrontal cortex may no longer be actively engaged in the outcome; 'comfort food' intake may become a reflex".
Once stress-strain curves were obtained and AE data are processed, we calculated the static elastic moduli for each specimen utilizing Equations 6 and 7 with the tangent deformation modulus at 50%% of the maximum peak stress (Ulusay and Hudson [2007]).
"I went there once: stress and passion reigned," Marie-Françoise Chatel, a professor who worked in Kampot in the early 1960s, told the Phnom Penh Post in 2014.
Moreover, the independent contribution of flexibility is negligible once stress is controlled for.
Viscous materials deform irreversibly over time to relieve stress, while elastic materials deform instantaneously to relieve stress and come back to their original state once stress is removed.
However, partial correlations (pR) show that once stress (MLmS) is controlled for, the rate-MSF correlation almost disappears: the sequence-flexibility correlation is indirect.
