Sentence examples for physiological impacts from inspiring English sources

"If a woman drives a car that could have negative physiological impacts as...physiological medical studies show that it automatically affects the ovaries and pushes the pelvis upwards," warned Sheikh Saleh bin Saad al-Lohaidan.

The wind industry has long been dogged by a vocal minority bearing all manner of complaints about turbines, from routine claims that they ruin the look of pastoral landscapes to more elaborate allegations that they have direct physiological impacts like rapid heart beat, nausea and blurred vision caused by the ultra-low-frequency sound and vibrations from the machines.

However, physiological impacts make high-level expression of recombinant enzymes hard to achieve.

Physiological impacts of Cd excess are well known in non-tolerant plants, however this information is scarce for Cd-tolerant plants.

These findings lend support to the idea that mindfulness during a stressful interaction can mitigate the physiological impacts of negative behaviors.

Brevetoxicosis however is difficult to treat in endangered sea turtles as the physiological impacts have not been investigated and the magnitude and duration of brevetoxin exposure are generally unknown.

Traditional light sources can have the same physiological impact.

"Porter was not just interested in the appearance of 'fancy' objects; he also extolled their psychological and physiological impact," Mr. Priddy said.

There are no real data to answer that question, but Jones is not alone in seeking to gain a better understanding of the potential physiological impact.

Now, thanks largely to better ways of measuring the physiological impact of emotions, which until recently were measurable only subjectively, this kind of research has become more mainstream.

Using different light colors, such as red or green light, might minimize the physiological impact from artificial light at night", explained Dr Ouyang.