1·Episodic acute stress involves worry that a disaster is going to happen any minute.
间歇性的急性压力与担心灾难时时刻刻会发生有关。
2·A single episode of acute stress generally doesn't cause problems for healthy people.
单独的急性压力对健康的人不会造成问题。
3·Mild acute stress can actually be beneficial — it can spur you into action, motivate and energize you.
轻微的急性压力事实上是有益的——它可以促使你采取行动，激发并鼓励你。
4·Objective To establish the rat model of acute stress during chronic heart failure and evaluate it.
目的建立慢性心力衰竭急性应激状态的大鼠模型并进行评价。
5·WHEN the ancient Greeks invented the word "crisis" they had in mind a short period of acute stress.
当古希腊人创造“危机”这个词的时候，他们默认的是短期内强烈的压力。
6·Under acute stress, the body's sympathetic nervous system prepares the body for sustained, vigorous action.
在极度紧张的情况下，人体的交感神经系统为身体有力的求生行为做了准备工作。
7·Objective: To study CD55 and CD59 in RBC membrane in new recruits with different trait-anxiety under acute stress.
目的：研究急性应激对新兵红细胞分子CD 55和CD 59的影响。
8·But if left untreated, about fifty per centof trauma victims suffering from "Acute Stress Disorder" will latershow signs of PTSD.
但是如果扔下这些幸存者不进行治疗，那么大约50%的创伤幸存者将会遭受“急性应激障碍”，并且随后将显现出“创伤后应激障碍”的迹象。
9·CONCLUSION: Various types of acute stressors, including physical exercise and emotional stress can influence the immune function.
结论：各种类型的急性应激包括体育运动和情绪应激都能影响免疫功能。
10·Also known as the fight-or-flight response, acute stress is your body's immediate reaction to a significant threat, challenge or scare.
急性压力也被称为“逃跑或战斗的反应”，急性压力是你身体对重大威胁、挑战或恐慌做出的即时反应。