Sentence examples for prohibited stress from inspiring English sources

Since this is a constrained environment and free expansion is prohibited, stress is developed.

Absence of AChE prohibited stress-induced cells apoptosis [ 8].

The Army Field Manual also does not explicitly prohibit stress positions, putting detainees into close confinement or environmental manipulation (other than hypothermia and "heat injury").

Mr Wheeler reiterated that any prioritisation deals that deprived people of the internet service they paid for would be prohibited, and stressed his support for an open internet so many times that this writer, for one, felt he doth protest way too much.

Referring to prohibited forms of stress, he added, "I think we should tell everyone in the army that none of the techniques should ever be used, anywhere, period".

However, the course had no effects on the belief that "expression of grief is unprofessional" and "residency stress prohibits the processing of and coping with grief".

He is stung by criticism that his approach to talks may be tantamount to offering impunity to murderers: the constitution, he stresses, prohibits the government from giving a pardon to anyone involved in atrocities.

No. 5, you become stressed if you are prohibited from working.

Zoo regulations prohibited separation of group members (due to stress provoked) so all individuals were released simultaneously into the outdoor enclosure and behavioural response measures were collected while individuals interacted with each other as a group.

The Central Intelligence Agency and the Pentagon are generally prohibited from spying on American citizens, and Mr. Allen stressed that the new data-sharing does not violate that ban.

"What [my accusers] forgot to say was that I spent 10 minutes stressing that any action that targets innocents is prohibited and that there's no justification for it in Islam.