Sentence examples for which would stress from inspiring English sources

White House officials had billed this as a populist address, which would stress the themes of fairness and solidarity.

Warmer air and less snowmelt would mean a much warmer river and depleted soil moisture in summer, which would stress forest vegetation.

Heat shock has been found to lead to a substantial decrease (~1 pH unit) in cytoplasmic pH (Ayer et al. 2013) which perturbs redox regulation in the cytoplasm and which would stress the cellular capacity to maintain pH homeostasis in the absence of the vacuolar V-ATPase.

Just a few days ago, Mark Green was preparing for a runoff campaign in which he would stress unity -- a contrast with Fernando Ferrer's advocacy for "the other New York" -- while offering a sober discussion of how to rebuild the city.

Forensic science would be on the curriculum, which would also stress citizenship and volunteering, and have close links with the police and criminal justice system.

These watersheds are all in the northern Sierra Nevada, indicating this sub-region may have greater flow reductions from climate warming than surrounding watersheds, which would likely stress traditional water uses for irrigation and urban water storage, and as well as aquatic and riparian ecosystems.

Eiffel opted not to use a completely rigid structure, which would force stresses to accumulate in the skin and lead eventually to cracking.

In addition, CF/PEEK had half the stiffness of steel for the same static strength, which would reduce stress shielding.

However, the femoral stem in this study obtained excellent results both medially and laterally, which would prevent stress shielding from occurring and prolong the lifespan of the implant.

This was further supported by the finding that transferring voles and spiny mice to a small open field does not induce increase in corticosteriods [ 1], which would indicate stress.

The joint response of E es, rvf and R sys attempts to prevent a leftward shift in the intraventricular septum wall, which would reduce the stressed volume in the left ventricle and therefore compromise left heart function.