Meanings of external stress in English

It is particularly common in women and in those with an underlying psychiatric diagnosis or external stress.

Specialized mechanoreceptors such as the hair cells of the cochlea require elaborate mechanical impedance matching to couple the channels to the external stress.

After Chk1 inhibition or immunodepletion, we observed an increase of the replication extent and fork density in the presence or absence of external stress.

Olivia had a psychology exam coming up, her end-of-school prom to prepare for, and she welcomed the chance to "forget external stress".

Anhydrobiotic chironomid larvae can withstand prolonged complete desiccation as well as other external stresses including ionizing radiation.

As such, they regulate cell function and division, and can modulate cellular responses to internal and external stresses and stimuli.

Background: Cells respond to numerous internal and external stresses, such as heat, cold, oxidative stress, DNA damage, and osmotic pressure changes.

The retina of the eye is extremely active tissue and it is possible that external stresses cause it to provoke the immune system, he said.