Sentence examples for stress mitigation from inspiring English sources

"But in this case, these stress mitigation strategies are presented as part of a bigger picture, which is key".

To reduce thermal stress in the lip seal region, a stress mitigation structure was provided.

The growth promoting effect of fucoidan in some organisms may be an indirect effect through stress mitigation.

The present study was designed to determine the interactive effect of exogenous melatonin and nitric oxide (NO) on sodic alkaline stress mitigation in tomato seedlings.

Here, we reveal an intrinsic stress mitigation mechanism due to elastic softening during two-step lithiation of a-Si, via chemo-mechanical modeling.

General methods of residual stress mitigation, either through management or control, are discussed along with their applicability to friction stir welding.

In face of the obvious indications for a role of micronutrients, such as Zn in cold-stress mitigation by the applied cold-protectants, a second experiment was conducted to investigate a putative link with SOD as key enzymes in oxidative stress protection, with Zn, Mn, Cu, and Fe as co-factors [17].

Based on the alteration of oxidative stress parameters, mitigation of pathological changes, and enhanced expression of Nrf2 pathway components, we concluded that LU stimulated the Nrf2 pathway, thus alleviating oxidative stress and reducing oxidative damage in the liver.

Broadly, these results support the idea that induction of genes encoding redox proteins and cofactors and transformation of furfural to less toxic furfuryl alcohol are important mechanisms that C. beijerinckii 8052 uses to restore redox balance under furfural stress and mitigation of toxic effects of furfural on the cell.

These full-scale tests studied stress reductions, crack mitigation, and load transfer capabilities of composite doublers using simulated flight conditions of cabin pressure and axial stress.

These include: 1) CODH-I, energy conservation via proton motive force generation using an associated proton-pumping hydrogenase; 2) CODH-II, NADPH generation; 3) CODH-III, carbon fixation via CO2-reductive acetogenesis; 4) CODH-IV, oxidative stress response via mitigation of reactive oxygen species in conjunction with a rubrerythrin-like protein; and 5) CODH-V, unknown function.