Sentence examples for stress long from inspiring English sources

There are many problems in academia, including stress, long hours, isolation, bullying and a variety of mental health issues.

It is not only about stress, long winter nights, school challenges or failures, loneliness or social isolation.

Stress, long thought to play a role in many diseases, appears to be an ally of the AIDS virus in its attack on the immune system, researchers said this week.

He said swallowing the particles may irritate the stomach and esophagus, and that in the firefighters, the condition may have been aggravated by stress, long hours and irregular meal times.

The findings also show that: 83% of consultants said work-related stress – long shifts, working beyond their contracted hours, extra work at home to keep up – had taken a toll on their family life.

Their major complaints are stress, long hours, salary, management's disrespect, and lack of trust from patients and society.

A sample might stress long-term growth in United States and international stocks, along with bonds, real estate investment trusts and inflation-protected securities.

In times of stress, long-lived proteins increase their durability.

A load sensor using an AT-cut quartz crystal resonator (QCR) has superior characteristics such as, high accuracy, improved strength under compressive stress, long-term stability, and compact size.

We propose that while this ACTH action may be adaptive in the short-term in assisting with energy substrate reallocation to cope with stress, long-term ACTH stimulation may lead to reproductive dysfunction due to E2 suppression.

However, in response to stress, long-term HSCs are activated to contribute to hemato-/lymphopoiesis (Busch et al., 2015).