Sentence examples for stress contributing from inspiring English sources

For years, Fort Hood has been an emblem of an overstretched military, with long deployments and combat-related stress contributing to rising numbers of suicides, divorces, spousal abuse and crime, mental health experts say.

The use of cobalt chromium (CoCr) in orthopaedic joint replacement shields the peri-implant bone stress, contributing to a premature loosening of the implants.

On the other hand, phosphorylation of eIF2α is accompanied by increased expression of BiP which rescues host cells from stress contributing to host survival as observed during interferon gamma-induced persistent C. pneumoniae infection [13].

Moreover, an overproduction of nitric oxide due to both cytosolic (iNOS) and mitochondrial (i-mtNOS) inducible nitric oxide synthases causes free radicals generation and oxidative/nitrosative stress, contributing to mitochondrial dysfunction and neuronal cell death.

UV radiation is a strong inducer of oxidative stress, contributing to skin pigmentation.

Postprandial hyperglycaemia may result in enhanced oxidative stress contributing to cardiovascular risk.

Researchers should keep talking to women who say that stress contributed to their cancers.

He said his stress contributed to his breakup last year with the woman he had hoped to marry.

He said stress contributed to his health problems, but he was reluctant to elaborate because, he said, other coaches may use it as a weapon in recruiting.

Dr. Barbara Durrant, the zoo's reproductive physiologist, believes stress contributed to the failure of a previous suspected pregnancy of Bai Yun.

When Bertrand was hospitalized, she would stay by his bedside, often neglecting to eat; the constant stress contributed to osteoarthritis so severe that her doctor told her she'd need to have her right knee replaced.