Sentence examples for stresses otherwise from inspiring English sources

Generally, the diffraction spectrum is narrow and sharp if a sample does not have residual stresses; otherwise, the spectrum is broadened with diffraction peaks shifted.

Repeated dosing of mice with TAM did not increase the number of recombined neurons in the DRG beyond that which occurred after a single 75 mg/kg i.p. injection (Fig.  4b), although the number of ATF3-positive neuronal nuclei was noticeably increased 24 h after a third daily injection, indicating that TAM repeatedly stresses otherwise healthy neurons.

"You cannot allow elderly people to become stressed, otherwise it turns into a bad day for everyone," she says.

The gathering force of his projection gave every indication of physical abandon, but the speed and complexity of his phrasing stressed otherwise.

To assess if differences in p53-dependent transcription play a role in reversible arrest or senescence, this study took advantage of the mouse embryo fibroblast (MEF) cell system that allows easy manipulation of cellular stresses in otherwise homogeneous conditions.

Under stress, otherwise stable proteins also often fold incorrectly, which impedes their function.

A fracture will follow the direction of the in-situ maximum principal stress as the applied internal hydraulic pressure in the fracture is less than the maximum stress, otherwise, the fracture will try to follow its initial azimuth and yield a propagation direction path between its initial azimuth and the direction of the in-situ maximum principal stress.

When the cell is forced to deal with a temporary stress, otherwise optimized cell functions might operate inadequately.

GPs and psychiatrists are generally not accustomed to referring stressed, but otherwise healthy individuals to treatment [ 57].

Therefore, we developed a program designed for stressed, but otherwise healthy adults to reduce stress and promote mental health and resiliency.

For example, the ubiquitous oomycete Saprolegnia generally invades fish that have been stressed or otherwise have weakened immune systems (Bruno and Wood 1999).