Sentence examples for under further stress from inspiring English sources

The company came under further stress in November when it emerged that Terry had sold shares to raise cash to buy more shares, selling more shares than he had bought.

This is often due to extraction of groundwater - a resource that will be placed under further stress as the world warms - and also because of the sheer weight of the built environment on alluvial ground.

We further experimentally validated some of the genes that reversed their expression patterns under further chilling stress after stress acclimation.

Although housing-related bonds are the biggest and most obvious growth area, counties and cities under financial stress promise to provide further stress.

When basic infrastructure is inadequate, existing conditions of poor sanitation and drainage and impure drinking water are further stressed under conditions of extreme weather events and flooding, leading to the transmission of infectious diseases, which puts poor urban households at higher than usual risk.

He further stressed that 70percentt of Saudis are under the age of 30 and and uninterested in spending "another 30 years of our lives living under extremist ideas".

In particular, the analyses on differentially expressed genes under cold stress furthers our understanding of the cold response mechanism of L. lancifolium, and these cold-related genes should also contribute to providing a method of developing cold-tolerant plants through genetic manipulation.

Further, under stress or ischemic conditions, BPA increased the risk for cardiac arrhythmias in female rat hearts (Yan et al. 2011, 2013).

Moreover, the analyses on differentially expressed genes under cold stress also furthers our understanding of the cold response mechanism of A. mongolicus, and the cold-related genes would also contribute to provide a method of developing cold-tolerant plants through genetic manipulation.

Digestion is also affected when your body is under constant stress further leading to weight gain.

The EST data and expression analysis under heat stress further showed that several of the full length Class I and II TEs, which are predicted to code for complete transposition-mediating enzymes, are still transcriptionally active and differentially responsive to different stimuli.