Sentence examples for both internal and external environments from inspiring English sources
The hypothalamus is of the utmost importance in mammals, for it integrates stimuli from both internal and external environments, channeling signals to higher centres or into autonomic pathways.
Today, with rapidly developing technology and changing business models, organizations face rapid changes in both internal and external environments.
This conversion could be multi-dimensional and complex which would permit the university to engage with more variables and with added complexity in both internal and external environments.
Various molecular sensors continually monitor both internal and external environments adjusting processes involved in maintaining redox homeostasis.
Second, coping methods and appraisal may change depending on the circumstances, because family stress theory is dynamic and influenced by both internal and external environments.
Genome DNA contains not only structural genes, but also some silence genes which had yet no clear function, and the perceptible phenotype is the results of functional gene expression under influence of both internal and external environment.
Analyze both the internal and external environments of your organization, keeping the mission statement and objectives at the forefront of the analysis discussion.
Both hypothalamic neurosecretory routes have the same physiological significance; i.e., they provide chemical communication between the adenohypophysis and the central nervous system, thus making it possible for the latter to regulate the activity of the gland (and also of the endocrine glands its tropic hormones influence) in response to the demands of both the internal and external environments.
Our understanding of our bacterial world has the capability to transform radically our current approach to human health diverting it from an emphasis on acute treatments to living in healthy harmony with both our internal and external environments.
Cells receive signals from both their internal and external environments, and respond by changing how they express their genes.
The internal and external environments of an egg cell can tell the it how to use the DNA to make an organism.
