Sentence examples for stress in the introduction from inspiring English sources

As the editors stress in the introduction, most chapters are written by scientists who are from the countries in question and can draw from a wealth of historical literature from non-English sources.

It's a 'we' book," Schwarz stresses in the introduction.

Concern for safeguards was stressed in the introduction but otherwise ignored almost completely.

In addition, there were many new entries and new sections to earlier entries, which covered the history of the past in greater detail than previously a point stressed in the introduction.

Bambra noted that the module ended a long time off for Gary Gygax, and was "very tough" and that good play was stressed in the introduction.

First, as we have already stressed in the introduction, the context plays an important role.

We stress that, as stated in the introduction, our results combine two ingredients: locality (given by the network) and learning by imitation.

The physical examination before the arthroscopy included inspection for swelling and tenderness at the level of the syndesmosis, and evaluation of ankle range of motion, the alignment of the ankle, and the specific syndesmotic stress tests as described in the introduction, except for the Cotton test which was only performed during the follow-up.

A particularly simple, though "artificial", stress is the introduction of Nutlin.

In addition, our results suggest that cells with high Ras activity may be under constitutive ER stress as the introduction of KRas to pancreatic epithelial cells increased the basal expression of several ER stress-related genes.

The relation between stress and growth is complex: as mentioned in the introduction an increase in stress would first lead to increased growth and excessive stress would lead to retardation [ 5- 8].