Sentence examples for violent stress from inspiring English sources

Rosi records what this means to people on the ground, how the fabric of life is being placed under violent stress.

In the coral-dinoflagellates symbiosis, host cells first induces autophagic self-digestion under violent stress conditions, and switches to apoptosis when the stress reaches a certain threshold level [ 40].

Using a crystal plasticity model, the X-ray diffraction footprints are linked to violent intergranular stress redistributions and special distributions of critical strengths associated with quantized intragranular slip.

He conceded that the defendant's actions were senseless and violent, but stressed that if found not guilty by reason of insanity, Lamb would stay in custody and could be kept in psychiatric care for the rest of his life if necessary.

"The book and the film both unnecessarily stress violent events by the Japanese military," he said.

But had Tilikum turned violent from the stress of living outside his natural environment?

There were no significant associations between neighborhood safety concerns or violent crime with stress, physical activity, or HbA1c.

Humanitarian workers frequently experience stress, violent working conditions, exposure to traumatic events, and interaction with survivors as a job condition (McCall and Salama 1999).

We examined associations between individuals' perceptions of neighborhood safety or violent crime and stress, physical activity, body mass index (BMI) or hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) in a sample (n=721) of adults (mean age:63) with diabetes.

Evidence has been showed [ 8] that negative influences such as neglect and incest in childhood can lead to more violent reactions to stress later in life, with depression and anxiety more likely to develop.

In contrast to the first two waves, IS actually stresses violent action over theology and theory, and has produced no repertoire of ideas to sustain and nourish its social base.