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The distribution of stresses is distinctly unique in simulation F, with areas of compressive stress involving the lateral border of the orbit, medial superior border of the orbit, maxillary buttress, zygoma, and in the frontal bone distal to the zygoma.
Alternatively, a persistent question in parenting stress research has been whether measures of parenting stress are distinctly different from measures of parental psychopathology [ 8, 12].
However, not all people under stress have distinctly short telomeres, and we examined whether exercise can serve a stress-buffering function.
Preliminary results depicted in this paper highlight a sensitivity to stress of distinctly oriented resistors.
The two TBC systems were found to have distinctly different TGO residual stresses and different failure modes.
Under DoubleX rules, women will neither have to create an entertaining contrast with the men nor need to prove themselves as gender neutrals -- multiple stresses that have often distorted what might be a distinctly female voice.
Moreover, under chilling and heat stresses, the photochemical efficiency of PSII in the transgenic lines was distinctly higher than that of wild-type plants.
Above certain shear stresses, viscoelastic gel to sol structure transformation occurred, the creep behaviour being distinctly pH and time dependent.
VpCDPK10 expression did not respond to stress treatments but was distinctly up-regulated in response to ABA treatment (Fig. 8).
For the artery plaque system, the stresses, especially in the plaque which is in direct contact with the stent, appear to be distinctly different for different stent designs and materials in terms of both distribution and magnitude.
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