Sentence examples for physiological preparations from inspiring English sources

It would seem that anticipation of the need for change would be required in order to make the slow physiological preparations for climatic changes that often set in very suddenly.

Moreover, it has also been demonstrated that SR occurs in human perception, cognition, and action as well as in various physiological preparations [4].

However, an efferent copy of the motor command is still available for the CNS for sensorimotor prediction and physiological preparation of the organism (ANS activation).

The purified protein, dissolved in 6M urea, was dialyzed against phosphate buffered saline (PBS) to obtain a physiological preparation that was stored at −20°C.

This physiological preparation affects the laryngeal muscles, which in turn affect voice characteristics (Scherer 1986).

Many of the maternal physiological changes in the second trimester (uterus expansion, increasing blood supply, creation of fat stores) [ 23, 24] support later fetal growth, therefore lower second trimester gain may be synonymous with poorer physiological preparation of the mother to support the pregnancy and consequently SGA in the infant.

It has been hypothesized that both preterm and term labor share this common pathway and that pathological stimuli of parturition, as described in the following sections, may act in concert with the normal physiological preparation for labor, especially after 32 weeks of gestation.

Here we asked, whether an extension of physiological mental preparation has a comparable effect on MI and ME.

This is because a physiological contrast preparation period (i.e. for neuronal activity or water diffusion) must precede the spatial encoding period for each slice and this contrast preparation period can equal or exceed the time employed for collecting the EPI echo train.

After normalization and 30-min equilibration in physiological solution, the preparations were constricted with isotonic depolarizing KCl solutions, in which part of NaCl had been replaced by an equimolar amount of KCl (composition, mmol/L: NaCl, 22.6; KCl, 98.8; NaHCO3, 25; MgSO4, 1.2; KH2PO4, 1.2; CaCl2, 1.2; glucose, 10; EDTA, 0.025, pH 7.4 at 37°C).

Cells were suspended in 1 ml physiological saline for preparation of injection into mice.