Sentence examples for very pressure from inspiring English sources

It is most crucially established in the germ line and during the first steps of embryogenesis, primarily through transcriptional mechanisms that have likely evolved under their very pressure, but are now engaged in controlling gene expression at large, notably during early development.

It allows you to make your brush very pressure sensitive.

"We clearly have a very real pressure as people haven't been paid," he added.

"The pressures men feel today are the very pressures that had women by the throat," she said.

"He certainly felt very pressured by his work, but it was a double-edged sword," said Pereira.

News that a bullied teenager had succumbed to the very pressures he urged others to resist came as a shock to supporters of the It Gets Better project.

The very pressures that threaten further falls in the housing market (a slower economy and tighter credit) tend to affect business occupiers.

Active salars are considered to be useful analogs of ancient photosynthetic systems, currently very pressured by groundwater extraction.

And some had, in retrospect, felt that the situation had been difficult, painful, and had felt very pressured.

The adsorption isotherms show hysteresis which persists to very low pressures (Low Pressure Hysteresis, LPH).

"This business," he said, "is very high pressure".