It's hard to teach someone how to feel pressure, for example.
Other things peer pressure, for example—would play a strong part.
Even a month without cigarettes can significantly lower blood pressure, for example.
"The increased exam pressure, for example, or expectations for success weighing children down," she wrote in the Conversation.com.
Bowing to union pressure, for example, West Virginia's governor barred any company using illegal workers from getting state contracts.
I don't think that either country -- I don't think we have any levers of pressure, for example, that would bring change more quickly.
The justices, she said, might feel pressure, for example, to preserve the judiciary's role and affirm that the Florida Supreme Court has broad powers to interpret Florida laws.
The model quantified how public opinion polls and political pressure, for example, affected the choice of one route over other possible routes.
Maybe someone with a genetic predisposition to be fat and get high blood pressure, for example, would get high blood pressure even if obesity were prevented.
The average lifetime of a nitrogen tetroxide molecule at ambient temperature and atmospheric pressure, for example, is about one-third of a microsecond (one-millionth of a second).
Significant evidence of the value of systolic pressure, for example, came from recent results in the Framingham Heart Study, which has followed the health of thousands of people in the Boston area for 50 years.
