Sentence examples for many physiologic systems from inspiring English sources
In many physiologic systems, the evolution from health to disease correlates with a loss of complexity in the system's output.
Although many physiologic systems are influenced by acute and chronic stress, there is relatively little consensus on optimal biomarkers to capture physiologic changes with acute or chronic stress.
In addition to being essential for normal brain development, thyroid hormones play an important role in many physiologic systems, and alterations in thyroid hormone levels can lead to a myriad of adverse clinical conditions (Nussey and Whitehead 2001).
These vastly different exposures and outcomes demonstrating stress pollutant interactions and the many physiologic systems affected by stress (e.g., sympathetic regulation, immune function, glucocorticoid production) suggest potential stress-related modifications in a wide range of pollutant exposures on health outcomes.
Moreover, many maternal physiologic systems and structures, as well as the immune system, have adapted to pregnancy.
Nonstandard work hours may be disturbed by many physiologic functions and systems that are circadian in nature (Akerstedt 1990).
However, chemicals may affect several different physiologic systems, and many of the body's systems interact with each other (e.g., neuroendocrine, immune, and reproductive) (Carpenter et al. 1998) such that the biologic relevance or health impacts of these changes may sometimes be difficult to interpret.
The hypothalamus pituitary adrenal (HPA) axis is an important system that regulates and integrates many physiologic functions in response to environmental stressors (Wingfield and Kitaysky 2002).
In particular, he is interested in developing a mechanistic understanding of physiologic systems, and in formulating appropriately chosen computational physiologic models for improved patient care.
In just three weeks, these 20-year-olds developed many physiologic characteristics of men twice their age.
Apoptosis, often defined as programmed cell death, plays a very important role in many physiologic and pathologic conditions.
