Sentence examples for stressor event from inspiring English sources

Flow-mediated dilation (FMD) measures endothelial function by inducing a temporary ischemia in a brachial artery and observing the amount of vasodilation following the stressor event.

As Stacey identified, the trigger for the process that yields PTG is a severe stressor event that is unexpected, unwanted and uncertain.

The functional deficits in locomotor activity and synaptosomal DA uptake in these young mutant mice which recovered slower after a single stressor event on DA uptake may have important pathogenic implications in terms of adverse cumulative effects over their lifespan.

A pre-request to be admitted at this program is having passed through a stressor event which imposed a risk on subjects' physical and/or psychological integrity (DSM-IV criterion A for PTSD diagnostic).

Frailty is "a state of vulnerability to poor resolution of homoeostasis after a stressor event and is a consequence of cumulative decline in many physiological systems during a lifetime".

Subjects first rate, on a nine-point scale, the relative amount (severity) of stress that they perceive to be associated with each of the 30 JSS job stressors as compared to a standard stressor event, 'Assignment of disagreeable duties', which was assigned a value of '5'.

A shorter telomere length may be partially related to early stressor events.

Perceptions of financial stress (individuals' processing of stressor events), are significantly associated with IPV victimization among women, but more objective measures of financial stressors (the event which causes the stress response), such as income to needs ratio, are not significantly associated with IPV victimization (Benson et al. 2003).

Nevertheless, we cannot exclude ceiling effects to occur with increased number of stressor events.

Alternatively, it may be that the mouse in a cage is not subject to the same stressor events as humans.

Women with baseline falls were frailer (greater FI) and more likely to suffer recurrence triggered by minor stressor events [ 2], which therefore indicates that interventions to prevent future falls may be directed to the elderly people with previous falls.