The phrase "physiological necessity" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a basic bodily need or function that is necessary for survival or proper functioning of the body. Example: Breathing is a physiological necessity for all living creatures.
Row upon row of quizzical faces tilt to one side, as if this were a physiological necessity when processing strange data from a most unlikely source.
She sees how the five Flaxbaums, crowding the dining-room mirror each night, will disappear "when the last of them underwent the physiological necessity of individual extinction, when the last memory of the last of them was gone".
Our results only demonstrate that this obviously is not a physiological necessity when patients with structural damage of the thalamus exhibit pusher syndrome.
While this dose is above the daily minimal physiological necessity of vitamin E for reptiles of this size, it is still well below the tolerable upper intake leves [30], [32] [33].
The physiological necessity of these quality control mechanisms in different environments remains unclear, as the cost vs benefit of accurate protein synthesis is difficult to predict.
The physiological necessity of such an alternative way of PCD becomes obvious by the fact that many viruses encode caspase inhibitors.
However, in search for the causes that govern the young bees' preference for the brood nest and the empty cells, one has to look beyond arguments of social behavior, and additionally consider physiological necessities.
The fact is, however, that the sexual attributes of testosterone are the least of its physiological necessities and that testosterone has a broad spectrum of demonstrated physiological functions as well as a wide variety of physiological and pathophysiological associations about which we are just learning.
More importantly, we lack information on the physiological basis and necessity for adding medications.
We have fully recognized the necessity for physiological testing using multichannel intraluminal impedance-pH monitoring to distinguish NERD patients form FD patients.
Importantly, this property also highlights the need to express fusion proteins at physiological levels and the necessity of using negative controls of BiFC for each protein complex.
