Meanings of withstand stress in English

Our ability to withstand stress is a mark of character, and our exhaustion, a trophy.

The number of active glucocorticoid receptors is an indicator of that person's ability to withstand stress.

Large plants can better compete with small plants for limiting resources and may also have a greater capacity to withstand stress.

The FSA's worries have focused on capital, the insurer's ability to withstand stress tests and the complexity of a deal that involves 22 jurisdictions.

For the last 20 years, Borgonie has studied roundworms, developing what he calls "a healthy respect for their ability to withstand stress."

The ability of some symbiotic cnidarians to resist and better withstand stress factors that cause bleaching is a trait that is receiving increased attention.

He is asking that these ships be able to withstand stresses that we've never encountered.

The rating affirmations reflect our view that the rated notes are able to withstand stresses that are commensurate with the current rating levels.

This great asset means that the form is unbelievably generous and can withstand stresses and strains that would make other narrative mediums collapse and implode.