Sentence examples for research stress from inspiring English sources
Her research has been published in the academic journals Nature, Neuroscience, Brain Research, Stress, Journal of Neuroendocrinology, and other top journals, as well as featured in several popular press books.
In this research stress distribution in the collector body at different operation condition of WWER-1000 nuclear power plant was analyzed and the collector stability has been investigated by analytical fracture mechanics and finite element method evaluations.
However, guidelines and research stress the importance of culture-informed knowledge to guide public mental health programmes [ 11, 12].
The PSS-10 has been used to research stress among different population groups including healthy university students, drug addicts, elderly populations, as well as pregnant and postpartum women.
Most international guidelines on the ethics of human research stress that the principle of assent must also be applied in paediatric research [ 2- 6].
Mutual communication is craved by women in care encounters [ 38] and earlier research stress the importance of access to professional interpreters in care encounters between different languages [ 29, 43].
The authors and independent experts familiar with the research stressed that the findings did not preclude the possibility that more widespread surface melting could eventually destabilize big areas of Greenland, the world's second largest ice storehouse.
Dr Nigel Rollins of the World Health Organisation (WHO), who co-authored the research, stressed that the responsibility to breastfeed should not lie solely with the woman.
Our findings can be rationalized by a body of research stressing noncompetitive wage settlements in the public sector.
"At this stage it is research," stresses Alonso-Mora, going on to note that many big challenges remain when it comes to creating robust algorithms for controlling robot teams.
Recent research stresses the importance of agricultural landscape characteristics on possible unwanted effects of GM crops and hence on the definition and flexibility of coexistence measures [8, 13].
