Sentence examples for sole stress from inspiring English sources

In addition to N, P starvation to induce lipid accumulation in microalgae has been studied as a sole stress or in combination with N limitation.

S100B was not brain specific and could be released from sole stress or by other organs than the brain in shock [ 13, 44].

The JA content was significantly higher with sole Cd stress compared with Cu stress.

To measure sole shear stress-mediated vasodilation (without increasing flow rate), the viscosity of the perfusion medium was increased from 0.7 to 2.9 mPa*s by adding 5% dextran which enhanced shear stress in CA from ∼3 to 7 dyne/cm2.

In the present study using a reverse genetic approach, we describe RS5 (as5g40390) as being the sole abiotic stress-induced RS in Arabidopsis leaves.

In 1912 an exhaustive treatise on the subject, "The Soldier's Foot and The Military Shoe" by Edmund Munson, an American general, warned against wearing thick soles and stressed that a shoe should not support the arch, as that only weakens the foot muscles.

Never mind that I was hardly the sole cause of stress or worry in their lives; they had endured the trauma of divorce and were adjusting to the difficulties of shared custody.

Agency for Health Care Policy and Research guideline criteria had excellent discrimination (C statistic of 0.807) compared with the sole criterion of stress urinary incontinence only (C statistic of 0.574), with a positive predictive value of 85.7%.

It could be argued that cell culture models are rough representations of physiological systems and that TNT-like structures are the sole result of stress conditions in this in vitro situation.

This could not result from a sole reaction to stress and illness severity because no association was found with the APACHE and SOFA scores or the degree of inflammatory response (as reflected by blood CRP concentrations).

The results suggest that electron leakage may not be the sole source of oxidative stress in the heart and that Nox4 in mitochondria could be an active source under stress.