Sentence examples for less physiologically from inspiring English sources

PAPAWs may provide manual wheelchairs with a less physiologically stressful means of mobility with few adaptations to the vehicle or home environment.

Participants reported increased perceptions of reward, performed moderately better on the task, and were less physiologically reactive in the high reward versus the standard condition.

However, typical chemotactic models employ 2D systems that are less physiologically relevant or use end-point assays, that reveal little about the stepwise dynamics of the migration process.

First, the intranasal route is less physiologically relevant to a naturally occurring poxvirus infection, despite the relative technical ease at which intranasal challenge can be accomplished compared to aerosol challenge.

The instability of 2UIM ataxin-3 and its propensity to aggregate suggest that while 2UIM ataxin-3 is less physiologically relevant than 3UIM ataxin-3, the 2UIM isoform may better facilitate in vitro studies of ataxin-3 fibrillization and aggregation or high throughput screening assays based on aggregation.

Nonbronchoscopic investigations could be safer, easier, and less physiologically disrupting [ 29].

As we get older we become physiologically less resilient to lack of sleep, hangovers and the stresses that stimulants place on our hearts and chronic excessive drinking places on our liver – to say nothing of the additional challenges posed by demanding jobs, partners and children.

This newly designed sensor is a highly sensitive and selective "turn-on" fluorescent chemosensor towards Zn2+ which is less affected by physiologically relevant metal ions, especially Cd2+.

The isotonic nature of the 9% oral contrast gives better distension of the bowel lumen compared to water or other lower osmolal solutions, since there is physiologically less absorption of the isotonic solution by the small bowel.

Finally, our helmet testing has demonstrated that designs that represent a compromise between the requirement to prevent heat penetration and the need to facilitate heat escape, result in a physiologically less stressful helmet during simulated firefighting activities in the heat.

The results of this effort were published using a robust but physiologically less relevant (and cheaper) bacterial collagenase (BC) as the degrading enzyme[44].