Sentence examples for stress calls from inspiring English sources

Optogenetic activation of this monosynaptic craniofacial-to-PBL projection induced robust escape and avoidance behaviors and stress calls, whereas optogenetic silencing specifically reduced facial nociception.

Acute stress: That sudden, sink-or-swim kind of stress calls for special measures.

Unless the pregnancy becomes complicated (longer than one hour, female starts making "extreme" stress calls, female collapses/becomes unconscious), she should not need to be taken to a vet for the birth(s) - at home in peace and quiet is the best option for the sow.

Such a steep concentration gradient gives rise to a stress, called Korteweg stress, which acts as a stabilizing factor at the miscible diffusive interface of the two fluids.

Notwithstanding the preference for DB in the public sector, such plans are increasingly under severe financial stress, calling into question their sustainability.

From this simulation, we calculated the contact stress for NpA-PDMS layers and compared the behaviors by considering the contact area and stress together (i.e., the product of contact area and stress, called as a contact force).

The maintenance of oxygen homeostasis in human tissues is mediated by several cellular adaptations in response to low-oxygen stress, called hypoxia.

Steel, on the other hand, is linearly elastic up to a certain stress (called the proportional limit) after which it reaches yield point (f y ) where the stress remains almost constant despite changes in strain.

We used monitors that measured the heart rate and also the intervals between heartbeats to obtain a common measure for stress called heart rate variability.

We employed wild type Nm23-H1 and C109A mutant which resists oxidative stress, called as active mutant.

We have considered a special type of stress called pre-natal stress which can influence cognitive functions.