Sentence examples for stress notes from inspiring English sources

("Everyone involved in Better Together seemed to be suffering from some kind of post-traumatic stress," notes one senior member of the team).

"Studies show that half of us have lain awake at night within the last month because of stress," notes Li. "Women are more stressed than men, and moms often bear more of the burden of childcare than fathers.

Almost every animal behavior studied in the lab, from the effectiveness of experimental drugs to the ability of monkeys to do math, is affected by stress, notes Paul Flecknell, a veterinary anesthesiologist at Newcastle University in the United Kingdom who researches ways to alleviate pain in animals.

Even Arne Duncan, the Secretary of Education, whose department ties school funding to test results, has warned that "too much testing can rob school buildings of joy, and cause unnecessary stress," noting that testing should only be one measure of progress.

We can speculate that the increased plasma levels of the TGF proteins which are a result of production and clearance, compounded by the oxidative stress noted in labour could sustain the inflammatory response postpartum [53] [54].

It is possible that chronic inflammation and oxidative stress noted in diabetes may also lead to higher risk of PD years later (3).

As expected, Figure  5 shows that the H3K14ac and H3K9ac levels of the RP genes were very high before stress (note that the scales in Figures  4 and 5 differ).

Yet these data do not preclude a more modest decrease in polypeptide flux during oxidative stress; note we do not anticipate all BiP becomes modified during oxidative stress, which is consistent with the lack of a complete translocation block during stress.

A previous study that investigated the proteomic response of P. putida to phenol-induced stress noted that several enzymes involved in fatty acid biosynthesis, including FabB and FabH2 were upregulated approximately 2 fold and 4 fold respectively when treated with phenol [ 32].

"Low-income people are entrepreneurs too," he stressed, noting the valuable economic contribution they make in their communities.

Neither flying nor long-distance driving is easy, for caregivers or elderly charges, and each creates its own stresses, noted Ms. Winstel.