Sentence examples for demonstration of physiological from inspiring English sources

Demonstration of physiological relevance is also important.

7) Although the reviewers requested demonstration of physiological significance of the findings, upon discussion it was concluded that such information could be the subject of the next study.

In addition, we show that, without careful demonstration of physiological adaptation, conclusions derived from gene expression profiling of human skeletal muscle following exercise may be of limited value.

The demonstration of the physiological roles played by the actin cytoskeleton in nearly all aspects of fertilization process suggests that a strategy employing actin filaments is common to both sperm and eggs.

Historically, dopamine was considered as a biologically inactive precursor of norepinephrine and only the identification of large concentrations of dopamine in certain brain regions and the direct demonstration of its physiological functions particularly in movement control [33], [34] firmly established dopamine as the classical monoaminergic neurotransmitter/neuromodulator.

There is no clear demonstration of a physiological function for this protein.

Their interaction with their binding proteins have attracted much interest because of the demonstration of the physiological importance of the small quantity of such ligands in blood plasma and other body fluids.

These results, by showing that IL-2 exerts an evident and very rapid cholesterol-lowering activity, would represent a further demonstration of the physiological importance of cytokines in the control of cholesterol metabolism.

Owing to the recent burst of finding on the effects of Nef on uninfected cells, the demonstration of the physiological secretion of Nef from infected cells, and the relative paucity of studies on Nef and neurons, we then focused our studies on Nef.

18 The frequency with which this response was manifest in our doctors could (as suggested by our renal and intensive care physician) be interpreted as a demonstration of the physiological superiority of doctors in intensive care units or merely show (as suggested by the rest of us) that we should try to drink more water while on shift.

These findings present the first unequivocal demonstration of integrated multi‐system physiological dysregulation during aging, demonstrating that physiological dysregulation proceeds neither as a single global process nor as a completely independent process in different systems, but rather as a set of system‐specific processes likely linked through weak feedback effects.