Sentence examples for physiological grounds from inspiring English sources
It argued that gay sex was abnormal on anatomical and physiological grounds and unhealthy, in that anal sex can lead to rectal injuries and sexually transmitted diseases.
Whereas the first concept, which is undisputed on physiological grounds, received a resounding illustration with the demonstration of an improved prognosis by a simple reduction of tidal volume in ARDS patients [3], things are far less clear regarding the second.
The impact of this diet on our neurobiology creates physiological grounds for depression, anxiety, aggression, and suicide.
The very presence of H2S in the plasma has already been challenged on methodological and physiological grounds [ 20, 28].
Finally, fluid management based on PAOP is not a widely accepted approach and is open to much criticism on physiological grounds.
In young subjects with T1D, the total time delay associated with the Guardian® RT system was approximately 15 min. This is twice that expected on physiological grounds, suggesting a 5- to 10-min delay because of data processing.
The empirically derived subband weights were also found to reduce speaker dependency, when evaluated on a novel speech under stress database with physiological ground truth.
This distinction predates Aquinas by a good while – thought to stem from Plato's Timaeus, it was suggested by Aristotle, used by Cicero, and given a physiological grounding by Galen – but it came to be most closely associated with Aquinas.
The model has a strong physiological basis, including calculations of carbon uptake via photosynthesis (dependent on light, water, temperature and nutrient availability), respiration and growth, carbon allocation to above and below ground parts, decomposition and wildfire.
Isolating touch on physiological and functional grounds is thus difficult.
Such an approach satisfies the repeated requests for improving nociceptive tests and offers a potentially heuristic progress for studying nociceptive behavior on more firm physiological and psychophysical grounds.
