Sentence examples for stress added from inspiring English sources

We tested whether the interaction between population genetic difference in the dopamine index and climatic stress added any explained variance over and above the main effects.

The amount of stress released in an induced earthquake is not necessarily the same as the anthropogenic stress added because pre-existing tectonic stress may also be released.

Physicians can insure against indemnity payments through malpractice insurance, but they cannot insure against the indirect costs of litigation, such as time, stress, added work, and reputational damage.

Commodore Andrew Cameron, chief executive of Combat Stress, added that he expected the numbers to further increase over the coming years and the UK had to prepare for the escalation.

One senior manager, who left their job for a lower-paid role because of stress, added: "I feel I can't help my team or myself more to cope and adapt to change and pressure".

Published reviews on non-linear vibrations of shell-type structures including complicating effects of anisotropy, initial stress, added mass, elastic foundation, stiffeners, open geometry (singly and doubly curved), transverse shear deformations, torsion, and interaction with fluid are also surveyed.

Memory starts to decline when people are in their 30s, and stress adds to forgetfulness.

She became upset when she recalled being under "so much stress", adding: "I did bury my head in the sand a little bit".

Some epidemiological evidence supports this view and shows that exaggerated blood pressure responses to stress add to disease prediction beyond that provided by standard risk factors.

For every conversation you avoid and every task you procrastinate, the overwhelm builds, the stress adds up and the gray hairs come in.

Whereas in other cases where the initial stress is not sufficient enough to cause stress induced voiding, in the presence of current flow, the residual thermal stress and the electromigration-induced stress add up.