Sentence examples for physiological description from inspiring English sources
His book "How We Die" (1994) is a physiological description of death in several of its unattractive possibilities: through heart failure, old age, Alzheimer's, cancer, AIDS, murder and more.
Better diagnosis is based on information on genetic variants, gene expression, and biological and physiological description of disease.
In writings that were published only posthumously (but were read by friends and followers during his lifetime, e.g., 5 112), he developed an extensive physiological description of animal bodies, in which he explained the functions of life in a purely mechanical manner, without appeal to a soul or vital principle.
Not if the use of "obscene" words or graphic physiological description is your definition of pornography.
Physiological description of the exercise protocol is summarized in Table 4.
As CV estimates provide a clear physiological description of the fatiguing mechanism, these results confirm the MNF findings.
The anatomical and physiological descriptions of Arabidopsis currently used by ePlant are essentially cartoon representations.
Although there are several growth stage scales that describe the maturity of cereal grasses, they have similar physiological descriptions and terms.
However, the number of physical events constituting each of these cognitive classes the learning, the coming to know, and the action of dialing is potentially unlimited, with the constituents of each class often unrelated to each other at the physiological level of description.
A brief description of physiological parameters of the colon relevant to colonic drug release is also presented.
In 2006 the World Health Organisation launched the new chart and stated that, "The new growth curves are expected to provide a single international standard that represents the best description of physiological growth for all children from birth to five years of age and to establish the breastfed infant as the normative model for growth and development".
