Sentence examples for stress in addition to from inspiring English sources

Research by Bruce McEwen, a neuroendocrinologist at Rockefeller University in New York, suggests that modern stress, in addition to making life unpleasant, can impair immune function -- again, canceling out health gains that might otherwise occur.

The low CTE may contribute to reduction of thermal stress in addition to low temperature rise.

The model takes into account the residual shear stress in addition to the complete decoupling mechanisms.

This has major implications for alleviating cognitive load and stress (in addition to being a time-saver), and has enormous potential to positively impact executive function for users who have certain cognitive delays.

Contrary to the current understanding, introduction of a static axial stress in addition to the flexural stresses is shown to increase quality factor and resonant frequency simultaneously.

In the elbow, the radial head plays an important role as a secondary constraint during valgus stress in addition to its nearly circumferential articulation with the capitellum and the proximal radioulnar joint (PRUJ) [2, 3].

Home caused me more stress--in addition to the usual work-related stress--which I carried around like yet another sack of flour; one more thing to worry about, one more set of relationships to manage, another set of people that may or may not understand me as much as I understand them.

To counter this threat to freedom, the constitutional focus is on creating the institutional arrangements that preserve individual freedom by stressing, in addition to traditional republican ideals, more modern principles, such as certain antimajoritarian devices like judicial review, representative government, and a strong sense of the rule of law.

The proposed criterion takes into account the effect of T-stress in addition to the stress intensity factors KI and KII when calculating the strain energy density averaged in a control volume around the crack tip.

"Strains and stresses" (in addition to "tension") classified the few early public interest articles describing stress on the body.

The formulation is general, and considers remotely applied plate-stresses in addition to pin loads.