Sentence examples for physiological need from inspiring English sources

The physiological need for minerals is especially interesting.

Do women have a physiological need for chocolate during those premenstrual syndrome days?

She still has a physiological need for either breastmilk or formula until she's a year old, and formula is more likely to make her sick than the alternative.

Although I have a physiological need for Indian food – especially tandoori king prawn masala – I don't eat takeaway meals and all their monosodium glutamate any more.

Researchers have theorized that cravings for specific nutrients, like carbohydrates, result from a physiological need to alter neurotransmitters in conditions like eating disorders and obesity.

The final section of the book, in which she turns self-help guru and starts insisting that women have a physiological need to take delivery of flowers, to sleep only with powerful men, and to receive large amounts of semen, reads as if Barbara Taylor Bradford had taken it upon herself to rewrite The Joy of Sex.

At the bottom are food and shelter, sex and sleep: elementary physiological needs.

When grown adults have no control over their most basic physiological needs, including temperature, light and posture, they soon begin to suffer.

"These magnificent animals suffer immeasurably in captivity since it is impossible to meet their psychological and physiological needs.

According to rules set out by the European Aviation Safety Agency, pilots must remain at their "assigned station" throughout the flight, "unless absence is necessary for the performance of duties in connection with the operation or for physiological needs".

This starch can be broken down at night and used as a source of reduced carbon and energy for the physiological needs of the plant.