Sentence examples for prevalent stress from inspiring English sources

Application of the above adaptation mechanisms into a breeding program could enable the identification of plant types that match the prevalent stress patterns in the target environments.

Because of the more acute, prevalent stress during spring, your neck and upper back might feel tenser.

We therefore postulate that the contact region has a higher stress threshold than the other regions due to its relatively higher prevalent stress.

Usually, tensile and compressive rock failure takes place when the respective rock tensile and compressive strength is exceeded by prevalent stresses.

According to the so-called conditioning hypothesis proposed by Seedhom [ 36], the stress threshold of cartilage is regulated by the prevalent stresses arising in joints.

Given extended drought and high temperatures on the field in 2015, plant growth-promotion by Pseudomonas may have occurred via induction of resistance to the prevalent abiotic stress factors.

Examination of the prevalent abiotic stresses represented in PASmiR demonstrated miRNA involvement was most often reported in stresses of drought, low temperature, high salt, and phosphate (Pi) deficiency.

Complete loss of the native TLO in the strain following homozygosis of a donor TLO was significantly more prevalent in stress-passaged than unstressed strains (83.3% vs. 14.3%, χ, d.f. = 1; P = 0.024; Fischer's exact test).

Cold temperature is one of the most prevalent abiotic stresses on earth.

Salinity is one of most prevalent abiotic stresses that limit crop productivity in arid and semi-arid regions.

These results suggest that antisense transcript mediated regulation can be expected to be more prevalent in environmental stress such as HS than in starvation stress.