Sentence examples for pressure poses from inspiring English sources
Consequently, parental pressure poses a massive challenge to inquiry-based curricula that engage students in active learning and critical thinking.
Generally, increased osmotic pressure poses a severe stress condition to cells [ 2].
The capacity of microorganisms, and especially P. Aeruginosa, to acquire new mechanisms of resistance under antibiotic selection pressure, poses important therapeutic problems and difficulties for the control of healthcare-associated infections.
"China," declared its deputy foreign minister, "faces numerous problems left over from the past and mounting pressure posed by a vast population, shortage of resources and environmental degradation.
As I wrote last year, the pressure posed by ethnic unrest is the biggest story on the Chinese horizon, and that struggle — the pressure from below, and the response it will bring — just moved into the foreground.
Assuming the solid unit displacement is (u = A_{0} sin left( {omega t - lr} right)) and the additional pressure posed on porous media by the elastic wave is (P_{1} = P_{p} + rho CA_{0} omega cos left( {omega t - lr} right)) (Luo et al. 1996; Liu et al. 2011).
Furthermore, selective pressure posed by vaccination was found in virus evolution in the country.
Children often present with visual loss and atypical features of raised pressure, posing a diagnostic and management challenge.
Instead, resistance in influenza viruses infecting humans is most likely due to the selection pressure posed by the global OE administration in humans.
On the other hand, old drugs may have avoided overuse, unlike other broad-spectrum antibiotics, thus contributing to limit the selective pressure posed by the latter, which facilitates the spread of emerging resistant bacteria.
However, such landscape structures also decreased the selection pressure posed by the crop which resulted, over longer time scales, in reduced aggressiveness of the pathogen population on the crop at equilibrium.
