Triet's visit to Beijing resulted in a joint communiqué that stressed long-term trade and economic cooperation and addressed territorial issues.
First, as Bernanke stressed, long-term interest rates have moved very similarly across a wide range of countries, including countries where the central bank is buying up lots of bonds and countries where it isn't.
The council and E2 have sought to make a persuasive case for ecologically friendly policies, stressing long-term benefits and savings over near-term appeasement of business interests.
"Intellectually faded" is how Sir Keith Thomas, another Oxford historian, described his work, adding, "there is a reaction against history that stresses long-term causes".
A sample might stress long-term growth in United States and international stocks, along with bonds, real estate investment trusts and inflation-protected securities.
Smiling can be used as a quick relief from stress and as a habitual response to ward off stress long-term.
It is well established that the major portion of oxidative stress long term effects is inflicted by damage to DNA [32], [68], [69].
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).
The salivary cortisol response is influenced by many factors, such as estrogens (gender, menstrual phase, and oral contraceptives), certain drugs, presence of chronic stress, long-term exercise [ 37], and overall physical fitness [ 11].
