Finally, operators with weak stress level are identified.
Although it has been shown previously that transient stretch-unstretch fluidizes the cytoskeleton (CSK), these prompt mechanical effects have been attributed entirely to the disruption of actin-myosin crosslinks and other weak stress-bearing bonds [6], [7], [16] [21].
As reviewed by Blagosklonny, a weak stress such as calorie restriction prolongs lifespan and delays the occurrence of age-related metabolic disorders.
Another example is the hormesis theory, which suggests that weak stress induces adaptive changes in the organism and may correlate with longevity, thus, as Nietzsche opined, what does not kill you may make you stronger.
This mainly equates to where we place the strong or weak stress in a sentence.
"If I set too low of a weight goal, I would be weak and stressed," he said.
With the slogan "Another France is possible", Ms Aubry is taking aim at Mr Sarkozy's weak spots, stressing the need for values and respect.
Population growth, higher percentage of elderly, emerging diseases such as HIV, and increases in smoking and in many chronic illnesses (often for unknown reasons) are only a few of the reasons that, compared to just a century ago, there are hundreds of millions more people with weak or stressed immune systems.
Take a cool shower, a hot steaming one can get you feeling weak and stressed.
Finally, we show that (1) the fluid transfers occurred principally from the DZ to the CZ, (2) the DZ constituted a "storage zone" in fluids for the CZ, (3) the DZ then remained longer permeable than the CZ and became permeable with weaker stress intensity and (4) the sealed discontinuities constituted zones of weakness (fracture reactivation with or without shearing) in the argillaceous material.
