Sentence examples for frequent physiological and from inspiring English sources

The free radicals (FR) and reactive oxygen species (ROS) are produced through frequent physiological and biochemical processes in the human body as byproduct [ 1, 2].

Why or why not? -What are some characteristics or "signs" of addiction to this substance or practice (i.e., what is the difference between "frequent" use or practice and "addictive" use or practice?)? -Are there any noted psychological or physiological effects derived from frequent use or practice?

Other mechanical devices either limit knee movement range or require frequent non-physiological and painful movement; in this novel CDS, only four cycles of knee flexion are necessary to reach the designated transport distance of 1 mm per day compared to 15 cycles of rotational movement of the femur using the Albizzia nail.

Due to the intrinsic characteristics of PTH physiological secretion with very frequent and small pulses, PTH pulsatility studies are complex to perform and this explains in part the lack of published data on this topic.

Summarizing the mounting evidence for the addictive potential of UV radiation, Dr. Hornung said in an interview that frequent tanners showed signs of both physiological and psychological dependence.

Current evidence suggests that more frequent or longer HHD is more physiological and likely to improve clinical outcomes, 19 21 and patients report an improved quality of life.

It is more prudent to assume that larger weight losses and more frequent dieting could potentially result in negative physiological and performance consequences.

It has been reported that miRNA gene promoters are frequent targets of DNA methylation under various physiological and pathological conditions [ 37– 37].

Though no study so far compared the effectiveness of various VAS regimens, few studies on other micronutrients documented better physiological responses in more frequent supplementation regimens [ 31- 33].

Migraine is one of the most frequent neurological diseases, generated by an interplay of neurological, physiological and psychological factors [1, 2].

Increased disturbance will favor species with physiological and phenological traits that allow them to tolerate frequent disturbance.