Sentence examples for physiological definition from inspiring English sources
The autopoietic definition of life resembles the physiological definition but emphasizes life's maintenance of its own identity, its informational closure, its cybernetic self-relatedness, and its ability to make more of itself.
In a previous review paper, we reasoned that in its strict physiological definition of a stimulus response curve, the cortex would be hyperexcitable if it generates a response to a subliminal stimulus and/or if its response to a supraliminal stimulus is increased in amplitude.
This is consistent with the physiological definition of virulent, avirulent and attenuated strains in literature [ 41].
These models used the physiological definition at 36 weeks PMA and divided BPD into grades of severity [ 39, 40].
Our physiological definition of functional liver assigns marginal tissue to the 'normal' compartment, which probably includes hypervascular rims and ill-defined tumours interspersed with functional parenchyma.
There was no standard physiological definition of haemodynamic compromise and the option of full or reduced dosing was left to the discretion of the attending HEMS team.
(See metabolism.) Physiological definitions of life are popular.
Physiological definitions were matched as closely as possible to those used in the PROWESS trial.[2].
Finally, with the aid of analysis of elementary flux mode analysis and extreme pathways, nine macro reactions were derived with physiological definitions.
Physiological definitions of the systemic inflammatory response syndrome criteria and organ dysfunctions were matched as closely as possible to those used in the PROWESS trial, as has been reported previously [ 24].
The second method involves admissions being grouped by physiological definitions; for example, the international definitions for severe sepsis where patients have to meet the SIRS criteria based on their values for temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate, PaCO2 and white blood cell count [ 12].
