Sentence examples for triggering stress from inspiring English sources

In the present case, because the rake of the imposed slip matched the rake of the triggered fault, and because the resolved triggering stress was sufficiently large, it might have been easy for a rupture to propagate in the favorable direction.

MPs have been told that long waits for benefit payments are the single biggest cause of food bank use and are forcing claimants into debt and "survival crime" such as shoplifting, as well as triggering stress, mental illness and homelessness.

A parliamentary inquiry last year heard evidence from charities that long waits for benefit payments – in extreme cases up to 20 weeks – forced claimants into debt and "survival crime", such as shoplifting, as well as triggering stress, mental illness and homelessness.

Moreover, the effect of solution temperature on triggering stress is more intense compared with that of solution time.

It was revealed that triggering stress required inducing the deformation products increases with the β phase stability.

The instability line (IL) obtained from undrained triaxial compression tests separates the potentially unstable stress states from the stable stress states and therefore constitutes the triggering stress conditions for soil liquefaction (Lade 1992).

Anecdotal evidence suggests that fear of radiation, rather than contamination, is triggering stress-related problems among evacuees.

To adapt to this metabolic burden, P. pastoris can readjust the central metabolism and restore its viability by triggering stress-response mechanisms (Heyland et al. 2011; Jordà et al. 2012).

Death, loss (including job loss), separation and bereavement come in many forms that can trigger stress hormones.

People may interpret the situation as intentional pushing, which may trigger stress and aggression.

Contradictory affective evaluations may lead to states of high arousal, which are likely to trigger stress emotions.