Sentence examples for reflect stress from inspiring English sources
The SSE recurrence intervals should reflect stress states at the faults, including load effects of large earthquakes in neighboring areas.
Additionally, a vibration test is set up to reflect stress in real-world applications and is carried out for 186 days.
In this study we monitored the impact of these procedures by using parameters that reflect stress and physiological responses to it.
As such, in our opinion, molecular biomarker(s) that specifically reflect stress or death of RGCs, and which correlate with disease severity, progression, and response to therapy, are highly desirable.
As was pointed out such values of R reflect stress magnitudes of σ 1 and σ 2 being close to each other which in turn explains the widespread distribution of the P- and T-axis plunges distributed from horizontal to vertical directions (Fig. 14c).
The findings suggest that the magnitudes of differential stresses are much smaller than expected from results of frictional experiments in laboratories (Byerlee 1978), which Smith and Heaton (2011) regard as artifacts, as they reflect stress changes (incremental stress) generated by earthquake slips.
We propose a relationship between the décollement seaward propagation and normal faults that reflect stresses and displacements at the tips of actively subducting active normal faults.
The data also point to a more widespread network of regions which are predictive of clinical response, including the hippocampus which may reflect stress-induced neuroplastic changes [21] [24].
Most of this early response appears to reflect stress-related effects on mitochondria of liver parenchymal cells (hepatocytes).
The increase could reflect stress-induced mutagenesis (directed) or it might result from growth of pre-existing single mutants under selection and later addition of the second mutation.
It suggests that even though variations in the CAR in part reflect stress-related phenomena, these appear to be distinct from stress responses elicited by acute exposure to challenge.
