Meanings of physiological stress in английском

These findings demonstrate competing in esports causes a physiological stress response.

Background: Cortisol levels rise with the physiological stress of surgery.

Inconsistent effects were observed for psychological and physiological stress responses, on child weight outcomes.

Rugby is an intense sport which appears to impose psychological and physiological stress on players.

There is growing evidence that social support can buffer the physiological stress response, specifically cortisol reactivity.

Given the elevated HR, further understanding of the chronic physiological stress to competitive esports is warranted.

Cells respond to physiological stress by phosphorylating the alpha subunit of the translation initiation factor eIF2.

Remove physiological stress from the body, and the body does what it was designed to do.

Heightened SNS activity is a physiological stress response to conditions that are cognitively, emotionally, or physically challenging.

A complex signaling network responsive to physiological stress, including infection, regulates host translation factors and ribosome availability.

Changes in temperature are known to cause a variety of physiological stress responses in insects and mites.

Relatively low or high temperatures are responsible for a variety of physiological stress responses in insects and mites.

Results: All of the subjective and physiological stress responses were greater in the ambulatory setting than the in-hospital setting.

In another study published in PNAS in March, researchers found links between childhood poverty, physiological stress and adult memory.

Introduction: Despite the growing popularity of off-road running events, little information is available about the physiological stress of such activities.

In conclusion, although perceived as harder, HHIT is not associated with an exaggerated physiological stress in highly trained young athletes.