Sentence examples for well stressed from inspiring English sources

However, an imam who knew the co-pilot well stressed the 27-year-old was a "good boy, a good Muslim, humble and quiet".

With the potential uses of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in biomedical and biotechnological applications, and the growing concerns about nanotoxicity of these engineered nanoparticles, the importance of protein nanoparticle interaction has not been well stressed.

99mTc-DTPA is a hydrophilic compound and, as well stressed by Dr Laverman and colleagues, it is difficult to explain how a hydrophilic radiotracer can pass through the lipid layer and become entrapped in the liposomes.

And yet, during the skins game Wednesday, there were signs that he was swinging very well, stress free.

"Well stress no more!

As well, stress-treated calli have lower water content, water potential, and fresh weight but higher glucose and starch contents (Huang and Liu, 2002).

"When we respond well, stress is a positive experience that leads to growth, learning, skill development and strength.

If it suddenly has no interest in food, then it may well be stressed out.

She started out well enough, stressing that the change in wording didn't mean that the policy stance had changed in any way.

Even when warranted and managed well it stresses an organization's culture, processes, controls and people.

In Chinese poetry, tones as well as stresses create rhythm.