chronic stress

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• You can think of chronic stress as the opposite of exercise: it prevents the creation of new neurons.
  你可以把慢性應(yīng)激行爲(wèi)作爲(wèi)鍛鍊的反麪：它會(huì)阻止新的神經(jīng)元的生成。
• It's also possible that the chronic stress associated with working long hours adversely affects metabolic processes, she said.
  她說(shuō)，這也有可能是慢性壓力與長(zhǎng)時(shí)間工作相關(guān)的新陳代謝過(guò)程産生的不利影響。
• It can even promote so-called “hippocampal neurogenesis” – the growth of new brain cells in a part of the brain that atrophies under chronic stress.
  它甚至能促進(jìn)所謂的“海馬神經(jīng)發(fā)生”--新的腦細(xì)胞在大腦中一個(gè)処於慢性壓力下萎縮的區(qū)域的生長(zhǎng)。

原聲例句

• Chronic stress causes the body to produce too much of two hormones, cortisol and adrenalin.
• Studies also show that chronic stress reduces the levels of the hormone estrogen in women.
• Persons suffering from chronic stress produce too much of these hormones for too long.

權(quán)威例句

• Chronic stress degrades a long list of capabilities with regard to creativity and innovation, notes Hanson.
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• Sexual and physical abuse is among the greatest factors of chronic stress in humans.
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• Chronic stress, of course, has been shown over and over to be a bad thing for body and brain.
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