Sentence examples for specific stresses from inspiring English sources

Engineers must design them to meet the specific stresses expected.

The researchers cited three specific stresses: an unusually cold winter in 2010, the oil spill from April to July of 2010 and an unusually large and rapid flow of very cold freshwater from melting snows in January 2011.

Recent literature has attempted to correlate specific stresses placed on the throwing arm to risk for UCL injury, with limited results.

Specific eukaryal communities and populations occurred under specific stresses in environment, which indicated that the change of microbial communities composition was caused by specific environmental stresses, such as biodegradation intermediates accumulation, interaction with other organic pollutants in soils.

The measured rates and fluxes were consistent with the enthalpy and elemental balances as well as theoretical expectations, indicating that this transient-state technique is valid for quantifying changes of metabolic fluxes in response to specific stresses.

Just so, Pendleton drifts into another universe, where the specific stresses of the mundane fade away.

Mr. Bush was less specific, stressing the need for Iraq to stabilize and to train its own security forces before American troops could come back home.

Indeed, Liu et al.[ 82] found that azoR protects E. coli against thiol-specific stresses caused by electrophilic quinones.

We therefore subjected isogenic WT haploids, diploids, and tetraploids to a number of cell-wall-specific stresses (sorbitol, calcofluor white, and salt).

Additionally, different maneuvers and positions performed by male and female dancers result in different, gender-specific stresses that could potentially be used to study the body's response to specific stress.

The detrimental effects of excess salts are the consequences of water deficit that results from decreased osmotic/water potential of soil solution due to high solute concentration in the soil, as well as ion-specific stresses due to altered Na+/K+ ratios and Na+/Cl− ratios that are inimical to the plants [ 1].