Sentence examples for stress arises from from inspiring English sources

The main origin of this internal stress arises from the misfit between the substrate and the film.

In the Pacific Northwest, the stress arises from the Juan de Fuca plate trying to ram its way beneath the edge of North America.

Oxidative stress arises from an imbalance in the generation and metabolisms of ROS, with more of ROS being produced, than that is metabolized.

Shear stress arises from the friction between two virtual layers of a fluid and is induced by the difference in motion and viscosity between these layers.

Dr. Douglas McKenna, an industrial and organizational psychologist who helped establish Microsoft's executive and management development group in the 1990s, says that a lot of CEO stress arises from the extreme complexities and ambiguities inherent in a boss' world.

Instead, stress arises from external, often unfair, conditions -- such as job insecurity or constant technological change -- that mindfulness might only mitigate, or so corporations seem to hope.

Charlotte Harrison, executive director at the NHC, told Inside Housing: "The research highlights some areas of concern in terms of increased levels of stress arising from dealing with more complex and emotional issues".

The man, Ali Kemoum, 49, a native of Algeria who lived with his son, his wife and her mother in the house at 511 Lake Street, was a chemist by profession but had been working as a security guard, and officials said stress arising from his financial and job difficulties might have motivated the killings.

Large variations in flow stress arise from differences in Pc, the starting materials used, and the chemical environments.

CHK1 is activated by the kinase ATR in response to DNA replication stress arising from DNA damage.

This behavior was attributed to the relaxation of internal stress arising from the graphite manufacturing process and specimen machining.