Sentence examples for may be physiological from inspiring English sources

There may be physiological and psychological reasons airline passengers leak information.

Murmurs may be physiological (unimportant clinically) or pathological, indicating a problem that needs attention, especially if they reflect obstruction of normal blood flow.

Mr. Prentiss said the trouble with A.A. is that it addresses the symptoms of addiction — the desire to drink or use drugs — rather than the underlying reasons for doing so, which may be physiological, or stem from personal trauma from past or current life situations that make it difficult to cope.

The function of cytosolic glutamine synthetase 1 1 in the developing endosperm is still unclear, but there may be physiological linkages between nitrogen metabolism in aleurone cells and starch synthesis in starchy endosperm.

A diffuse uptake or basal ring-like and/or lateral uptake pattern may be physiological in patients with suspected or known cardiac sarcoidosis, because these patterns were observed in healthy subjects.

In terms of artificial selection, the traits that lead to greater relative reproductive success may be physiological, developmental, biochemical, or behavioral and may in fact be based on little more than human whim.

The reverence observers tend to feel when they lift their eyes up to heaven may well be physiological, an optical sensation connected to muscular tension in the eyes.

But a paper just published in Cell Host & Microbe suggests that a significant part of the answer may indeed be physiological.

There may also be physiological differences in how men and women react to alcohol.

These rare sites are not occupied by ATF4 in hMSCs, revealing that homodimeric binding by ATF4 may not be physiological.

There may be a physiological explanation.