The phrase "a lack of physiological" is not complete and may not convey a clear meaning in written English without additional context.
You can use it when discussing deficiencies or absences related to physiological aspects, but it typically requires further specification to be fully understood.
Example: "The study revealed a lack of physiological responses in the subjects during the experiment."
Alternatives: "a deficiency in physiological" or "an absence of physiological".
Is it inflexible behavior, a lack of physiological plasticity or an inability to evolve quickly enough?
A lack of physiological weight loss potentially could result in significant morbidities.
It can also be that the data and interpretation are meaningless because of a lack of physiological context or experimental control.
This involved raising nymphs of each species inside of mesh enclosures (which exclude visual predators), on each host in their natural habitat, in a field reciprocal-transplant experiment similar to the ones used to show a lack of physiological trade-offs between the ecotypes discussed above.
These cumulative findings point to a lack of physiological differences between women with and without superficial dyspareunia, at least under laboratory conditions.
A lack of physiological, psychophysical and neuroimaging studies comparing the time courses for different cross-modal processes from an early age prevent us from knowing whether different task-dependent multisensory processes develop before others in typical individuals.
There is, however, a lack of noninvasive physiological assessment.
The authors concluded that ADHD is associated with increased weighting of near-term over long-term (but larger) rewards, positive response to high-intensity reinforcement, and a lack of a physiological response, such as heart rate acceleration, to potential rewards.
If there is a genetic susceptibility to PTSD, it remains unknown, but both strong emotion — a psychological state — and a lack of oxygen — a physiological one — are known to cause seizures.
A lack of changes at physiological pH can ensure rapid proton-coupled ET. No significant change was observed for Rieske-type proteins.
If there is a genetic susceptibility to P.T.S.D., it remains unknown, but both strong emotion -- a psychological state -- and a lack of oxygen -- a physiological one -- are known to cause seizures.
