Sentence examples for physiological equilibrium from inspiring English sources

The findings suggest that adults favour maintenance of cellular homeostasis, and physiological equilibrium over current reproduction, and that the costs induced by both stressors, flea infestation and increased brood size, are carried by the offspring.

There are many more practices outlined in my book that you can use to cultivate more calm in the body, restore your natural physiological equilibrium, and access a deeper sense of safety and well-being that primes your brain for more resilient learning and coping.

I then use lethal physiological temperatures to parameterize the model for bird species in North and South America and show that most focal bird species are not in direct physiological equilibrium with the gradients.

Hence, by comparing R/O, O/F, and their respective deviations from one, it is possible to determine whether a species' realized niche is in physiological equilibrium with the seasonal temperature gradients that shape its potential niche, and whether its fundamental niche as defined by these gradients exists and is available for colonization.

The differential expression of topologically important AM nodes in CR AML patients could seriously impair the physiological equilibrium of AM.

It may be beneficial, in this case, to reduce the overall level of cortical activation in these areas by using agents that inhibit glutamate at its receptors, thereby restoring the physiological equilibrium of neurotransmission at the glutamate synapse.

At physiological pH, equilibrium favors reforming the covalent complex, while at acidic pH, for example, in endosomes, equilibrium disfavors reforming the covalent linkage and instead results in release of Dox from the intercalated complex.

Bone impairment in PKU seems to reflect the relative preponderance of OC activity, with disruption of the physiological homeostatic equilibrium between bone formation and resorption [35].

Thus a dynamic equilibrium between synthesis and degradation of the pulmonary ECM maintains a physiological balance [ 87].

Quite surprisingly, the experimental characterization of the Hsp70-substrate dissociation constant in physiological, non-equilibrium conditions is extremely limited.

When we're triggered, as little as 60 seconds of breathing deeply can be a powerful way to maintain physiological and emotional equilibrium.