Strong pressures leading to underinvestment, however, plague more mature industries.
In the brain, AVMs occasionally exert pressure, leading to headaches.
Muscarinic drugs increase intravesical pressure, leading to hyperactive detrusor contraction.
Low temperatures cause veins and arteries to narrow and blood to become more viscous, increasing cardiac workload and leading to many of the same cardiovascular stresses as heat.
While mild cases are generally harmless and cause no symptoms, more severe cases can increase the heart's workload, leading to breathlessness, fatigue, and other symptoms.
Traditional worst-case designs may overestimate workloads, leading to resource wasting and unnecessary power consumption.
Lastly, the specific stressors induced by SCUBA breathing during exercise at depth might contribute to the development of PE through the increased workload of breathing, thus leading to great pleural pressure variations and subsequently to great variations in cardiac preload and after load [11].
However, as tasks continue to be shifted to these CTC providers, their workload grows [ 18], leading to a sense of feeling "overburdened" or "overworked" [ 12].
Wages are under downward pressure and this is leading to ever-stronger deflationary pressure.
Yet American colleges are producing fewer math and science graduates as students favor social sciences, whose workload is perceived to be manageable, leading to a skills mismatch.
Previous analysis focused on the workload characterization from the node point of view, while little attention has been paid to the processes leading to such workload – i.e. distributed applications.
