Sentence examples for stress derived from from inspiring English sources
Yet, most of the existing drought monitoring indices are based on drought stress derived from environmental conditions rather than ecosystem responses.
Excessive thermal stress derived from transient operation has been a crucial mode of structural degradation for conventional gas turbine recuperators.
The elastic modulus, hardness and yielding stress derived from the new method agreed well with the literature values.
Our results demonstrated that β-mercaptoethanol supplementation reduced the increased MDA level of high glucose exposed MS1, which may be explained by the inhibition of oxidative stress derived from glucose toxicity.
The sFlt1 is an anti-angiogenic factor produced in response to oxidative stress derived from the deleterious effects of pre-eclampsia.
Treatment with insulin in vivo or administration with L-arginine or β-mercaptoethanol in vitro improved functional status of pancreatic islet microvascular vasomotion and iECs function probably through the regulation of eNOS, p-eNOSser1177 and the protective effects against oxidative stress derived from glucose toxicity.
You have to have proper assessment!" The crux of the Swami's message was that stress derives from unreasonable expectations — for a wife who isn't irritable, say, or three hundred million dollars — and attachment to what one has.
One-third of holiday stress derives from overindulgence, according to Mental Health America.
Values < 350 mmol/L indicate oxidative stress deriving from a decrease in antioxidant defenses.
The most convincing evidence that schizophrenia can follow intrauterine stress derives from investigations of mothers bereaved in pregnancy.
The stress deriving from the host's immune system can induce differentiation from the highly replicative and invasive form (tachyzoite) towards the persisting bradyzoite stage [ 102].
