Sentence examples for physiological concern from inspiring English sources

And if we're honest, is there any point in developing a male treatment when birth control will always ultimately be a physiological concern for women, not men?

If natural history of the neurogenic bladder is destruction of the detrusor and paralysis of the trigona, obstructive uropathy is the main physiological concern.

The performance of this newly developed microdrive was extensively evaluated for both mechanical and physiological concerns at both free-loading and various-loading conditions, including agarose gel matrix and then the hippocampus and thalamus of mice.

Many people are either too young or too old to be vaccinated or are unable to be vaccinated due to physiological concerns, such as immunocompromised children.

The intervention coordinator noted that all the counsellors were able to deal with cases relating to academic concerns (study skills, exam anxiety, detection of learning disorders, and career counselling); with psychosocial issues such as bullying and disability; and, with physiological concerns such as nutrition.

In an introductory medical treatise, Razi goes into further physiological detail concerning the responsibilities of the various psychic organs.

This paper will present the human physiological basis concerning survival at higher altitudes and in the vacuum of space.

Physiological data concerning the duration and intensity of muscle activity or physical activity profiles during normal daily activity for this population is lacking.

Whether it is the cellular morphology displayed by the rough yeast strain that compromises the sugar uptake or the physiological differences concerning hexose transporters, the real reasons behind the fermentation characteristics of sluggish fermentation remain unclear and must be further investigated.

The considerable representation within the aforementioned three subcategories is consistent with much of our biochemical and physiological evidence concerning the metabolic activity and emphasis in gametophytic cells during rehydration [ 15, 24, 25].

Physiological background concerning mechanics of the respiratory system, techniques of measurement and clinical implications of pressure-volume curve measurement in mechanically ventilated patients are discussed in the present review.