Sentence examples for stresses of which from inspiring English sources

It's a highwire act, live performance, the psychological stresses of which one medical study has likened to "a small car crash".

This was all against a backdrop of violence and deprivation in west London estates, the stresses of which he channelled into his lyrics.

However, the performance of these crops is severely influenced by a number of biotic and abiotic stresses, of which pests and pathogens remain the crucial affecting plants at different growth stages.

However, the local soybean supply only meets 18% nationwide demand due to low soybean productivity that predominantly resulted from abiotic stresses of which drought is the major constraint [ 6].

Persistence can develop in response to a variety of stresses some of which, like nutrient and oxygen deprivation, bring about the stringent response in bacterial systems.

46 genes were found to be differentially expressing in 3 abiotic stresses out of which 31 were up-regulated and 15 exhibited down-regulation.

But the negativity also reflects the stresses of ideological realignments, of which Clintonism may be the most visible sign.

It was a virtuoso performance, the stress of which was belied by her dry brow.

He progressed to playing games against himself, splitting his mind down the middle, the stress of which brought him close to breakdown.

Now grown, one of her daughters suffers from untimely cancer and is unable to afford all of her treatments, the stress of which is accelerating the spread of the disease.

"What we haven't known until this study was that these physiological changes -- the sub-clinical levels of stress of which we are only dimly aware -- are actually altering our ability to take risk".