The phrase "alterations of physiological" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications related to physiological processes or conditions, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The study focused on the alterations of physiological responses to stress in different age groups."
Alternatives: "changes in physiological" or "modifications of physiological".
These initial changes may represent important alterations of physiological pathways that culminate in altered protein turnover and/or recruitment of satellite cells to support muscle growth.
In general, some biomarkers allow the specific identification of exposure to a class of xenobiotics or alterations of physiological function, but the majority of biomarker applications monitor a general response to disturbance (Trapp et al. 2014).
The recurrent experience of somatic pain is an "inescapable stressor" [ 32] leading to alterations of physiological regulatory systems and psychological distress.
It is therefore necessary that the elderly be treated in order to block the alterations of physiological adaptation processes that create situations of great risk due to the intake of nutrients that can lead to failure in the elderly frail cord, a condition that must be promptly recognized and addressed.
Desiccation and damage of the peritoneum occur, along with the alteration of physiological processes and enhanced release of inflammation-promoting mediators [ 2], potentially leading to an increased sensation of pain following surgery [ 3].
EDCs have been found to disturb the endogenous hormone pathway and interrupt the function of hormone receptors via estrogens-mimicking chemicals, resulting in the alteration of physiological functions, such as reproduction and development of different species, including humans [ 1].
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) involves long-term alteration of physiological and emotional functioning following exposure to horrific events, and typically involves intrusive cognitive and emotional phenomena such as nightmares, flashbacks, memory deficits and biases in attentional allocation [ 1].
These bright-blood sequences do not only show valve leaflet motion and function, eventually demonstrating abnormal leaflet coaptation during valve closure (e.g., valve insufficiency) or alteration of physiological leaflet excursion during valve opening (e.g., valve stenosis), but they also depict alteration of the normal blood flow pattern.
If plants possess an analog of the animal-type nervous system, it may either function slowly – to alter the orientation of an organ by differential growth, or more rapidly – by activating molecular transport mechanisms which can then lead to an alteration of physiological state.
