Sentence examples for both a physiological and from inspiring English sources

Tinnitus appears to have both a physiological and psychological component.

They are different from other mental disorders and addictions, and demand both a physiological and psychological approach.

"There seems to be evidence for both a physiological and biochemical basis for the sensation seeking trait", he said.

However, the formulation of high dose DPIs carries several challenges from both a physiological and physicochemical standpoint.

The objective of this paper was to review the current body of literature in regard to the use of singing as both a physiological and a psychological therapy for respiratory disease and assess the role the singing teacher might play in this treatment.

The current study extends past research by showing that added noise results in decreased RQAEn in both a physiological and synthetic signals.

His 1947 theory described how to mutate light waves in such a way to convince the eye it's perceiving depth when it's not, both from a physiological and psychological standpoint.

Determining how insects detect and track small moving features, often against cluttered moving backgrounds, is an intriguing challenge, both from a physiological and a computational perspective.

The association between smoking and injuries has biological plausibility, both from a physiological and psychosocial perspective.

Genes Associated with Hypoxia All subjects in both study groups completed a physiological and symptom scoring diary for each day of the expedition using validated symptom scores.

Cattle and other ruminants may therefore have evolved a more complex immune system to deal with the increased threat both from a physiological standpoint and due to the herd structure of these animals' populations which increase the risk of animal to animal transmission.