"stress rising" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe an increase in tension or anxiety. For example: "The temperature in the room continued to rise, and the stress rising as well."
The latter has a much more pronounced stress rising effect, and consequently higher strength losses were determined for ultrafine grades.
Results reveal that corrosion damage may result in relevant strength degradation on the basis of stress rising effects associated with the formation of surface corrosion pits.
Over the last year, specifically, the state of Alaska has seen the greatest increase in stress, rising 2.6percentt.
But when you feel your head start spinning, and the stress rising, we simply need to remind ourselves of what the whole purpose of this day, this time, is all about.
While our survey found financial stress rising among all employees for the first time in the past five years (with 52percentt saying they are "stressed out" about finances and 45percentt saying that their stress has increased over the past 12 months), fully 64percentt of Millennials indicated they were stressed.
The upper end of the cylinders, where cement was to be applied, was tapered to 6 mm in diameter to minimize stress rising and limit failure to the narrowed gauge, as described by Bergmann et al. (1977).
The seven health boards in Wales have seen the number of nurses off with stress rise 17% from 2,188 in 2012 to 2,563 last year.
The soldiers, some missing eyes or limbs, some suffering from brain injuries or post-traumatic stress, rose, often slowly, to stand.
The other study found that in children younger than 3, levels of cortisol, a hormone associated with stress, rose in the afternoon during full days they spent in day care, but fell as the hours passed on days they spent at home.
Precompression stress rises with increasing dry bulk density.
The stress rises sharply when the composite is stretched, while that of silica filled composites with the same loading rises gradually.
