Sentence examples for physiological link from inspiring English sources

We don't know why, but pancreatic cancer has a very interesting physiological link to depression.

Reacting to the study, the British Heart Foundation BHFF) said that while it suggested a physiological link between loneliness and heart health problems, it was not a clear one and much more research was needed to understand if there truly was a relationship between the two.

"They found a new physiological link with diabetes," says geneticist Phillipe Froguel of Imperial College London.

NLR and PLR are based primarily on the physiological link between neutrophilia and lymphopenia with systemic inflammation.

Oxidative stress may represent the physiological link between micronutrient supply and chilling tolerance, and has been characterized as an important stress factor in cold-stressed plants [28].

In the absence of increased nephrogenous cAMP, persisting tubular calcium reabsorption despite Ca load and PTH decrease, may suggest that the usual physiological link between PTH, nephrogenous cAMP and tubular reabsorption is altered in ICU patients.

Involuntary propagation relates to the genetic and physiological links existing between tameness (a goal of early domesticators) and colour phenotypes (Wilkins et al. 2014; Cieslak et al. 2011; Price 2002) and to the effects of genetic drift in domesticates' isolated populations (Zeder 2012).

Researchers have identified several physiological links between breastfeeding and body size of the offspring.

Possible physiological links between depression and CHD were raised by only one GP.

This theory stems, in part, from clinical observations of intimate physiological links between sleep and the immune system.

The specific metabolites L-DOPA and N-arachidonoyl dopamine make physiological links between the gross phenotypes across diets, whereas leucine and isoleucine thus exhibit genotype-by-diet interactions.