Übersetzung für "Physiological stress" in Deutsch

Doctor, correct me if I'm wrong, but the physiological stress could be fatal.

Many of the effects of noise on psychological well-being derive from the physiological stress response.

Another physiological stress is the eyestrain frequently found in VDU operators.

She focused on the physiological effects of stress.

One scientist says, “The physiological stress is enormous.

The follicular phase, on the other hand, can be sensitive to physiological stress.

The main objective of this Action is that the research concentrates on discovering genetically determined physiological responses to stress effects in Europe.

The proposed index is based upon the combined measure of acceptability of the biomechanical and physiological stress responses of the worker to a lifting task.

The physiological stress indicating parameters ser­ve as a basis for the introduction of task­specific work­rest schedules.

An algorithm detects the fertile window, physiological stress level and sleep quality, among others.

During pregnancy, Ava tracks your sleep, physiological stress, and resting pulse rate.

Finally, exercise increases cortisol secretion—a sign of physiological stress.

Undesirable effects that resulted from prolonged physiological stress in response to a non-homeostatic state of coagulation were not seen after short exposure comparable to that in clinical use, even at much higher doses.

Post-weaned mice may be kept at these higher stocking densities for the short period after weaning until issue, provided that the animals are housed in larger enclosures with adequate enrichment, and these housing conditions do not cause any welfare deficit such as increased levels of aggression, morbidity or mortality, stereotypes and other behavioural deficits, weight loss, or other physiological or behavioural stress responses.

These housing conditions should not cause any welfare deficit such as: increased levels of aggression, morbidity or mortality, stereotypies and other behavioural deficits, weight loss, or other physiological or behavioural stress responses.

Post-weaned rats may be kept at these higher stocking densities for the short period after weaning until issue, provided that the animals are housed in larger enclosures with adequate enrichment, and these housing conditions do not cause any welfare deficit such as increased levels of aggression, morbidity or mortality, stereotypes and other behavioural deficits, weight loss, or other physiological or behavioural stress responses.

Post-weaned hamsters may be kept at these higher stocking densities, for the short period after weaning until issue provided that the animals are housed in larger enclosures with adequate enrichment, and these housing conditions do not cause any welfare deficit such as increased levels of aggression, morbidity or mortality, stereotypes and other behavioural deficits, weight loss, or other physiological or behavioural stress responses.

Social stress in all pair- or group-housed individuals should be monitored at least weekly using an established behavioural and/or physiological stress scoring system.

These housing conditions should not cause any welfare deficit such as: increased levels of aggression, morbidity or mortality, stereotypes and other behavioural deficits, weight loss, or other physiological or behavioural stress responses.

These housing conditions shall not cause any welfare deficit such as: increased levels of aggression, morbidity or mortality, stereotypes and other behavioural deficits, weight loss, or other physiological or behavioural stress responses.

In a study of the effect of noise on the perception of visual symbols, estimated on the basis of physiological stress reactions and the frequency of mistakes, KlotzbUcher (1979) reported that a noise level of 55 dB(A) is acceptable, but that a level of 70 dB(A) is unacceptable.

The main objective of the Action is that the research concentrates on discovering genetically determined physiological responses to stress effects in Europe.