Sentence examples for stress much more from inspiring English sources

It is, they stress, "much more about the audience, and the audience's responses, than any of the action that goes on on stage".

However, she says having this framework gives her back a sense of stability, and she's able to pick up on her signs of stress much more quickly and easily.

Interestingly, under high salinity stress, much more differentially expressed genes were detected between these two genotypes than under normal growth conditions (fig. 3 A and B).

By contrast, narrow models of consent stress much more the role of participants' understanding of details of the research and their individual rights with regards to the conduct of research.

For instance, after being intentionally stressed in the lab, people watching videos of nature de-stressed much more quickly and fully than people watching videos of urban scenes.

Different cage positioning altered screw stress; however, UPSF used in TLIF cage models increased screw-stress much more than BPSF, especially in extension (69 ~ 85% higher), right lateral bending (79 ~ 85% higher), and right axial rotation (54 ~ 77% higher), as compared with each TLIF model plus BPSF.

In contrast, there are nine modules spanning B.cinerea infection, root response to cold and shoot response to UV light, making this combination of stresses much more promising for elucidating a common regulatory network.

Compared with a 2001 study from Gatune et al. (2005) in a rural area close to Nairobi, participants now stressed much more the causal relation with processed food or chemicals, rather than only sexual behavior and the use of contraception [ 29].

Uguz et al. have also investigated the effects of different selenium concentrations in HL-60 cells, where they have demonstrated that at low concentrations (200 nM) selenium induces a mild endoplasmic reticulum (ER) stress whereas this stress is much more severe at higher concentrations (1 mM) [26].

All stress can be worked through, and when we focus on working through it the stress dissipates much more quickly.

In an attempt to mimic field conditions, nitrogen stress was applied in a mild and chronic fashion while water stress was much more sudden.