Sentence examples for physiological problems from inspiring English sources

Rosa said Cheruiyot "has no physiological problems now and is 100percentt O.K".

Physiological problems of a specifically sexual nature are rather few.

A sedentary lifestyle causes physiological problems at any age," he said.

In Solomon's chapter on "multiple severe disability" (the term for a complex of physiological problems), we meet Julia, who went into sudden, violent labor with her second child at thirty-eight weeks.

In past wars, the U.S. military has used health-care consultants for therapeutic purposes, to evaluate the combat readiness of soldiers with psychological or physiological problems, and to provide soldiers with counselling and psychotropic drugs.

However, Perry, a senior fellow of the ChildTrauma Academy in Houston, Texas, said he was concerned that children were being labelled as having ADHD when that merely described the symptoms of a range of different physiological problems.

Thus, the physiological problem is to find what loosens the zonular fibres during accommodation.

Instead, they've tended toward the euphemistic, the celebratory, or the modest — ultimately putting forth an equation in which a purely physiological problem is neatly solved by taking a pill.

Any given problem may involve all three categories; a physiological problem, for example, will produce psychological effects, and these may result in some social maladjustment.

The chief problem in treating shock is to recognize the cause of the physiological problem, as several possible causes may coexist in a single patient, especially following an accident.

This low percentage suggests that arsenic presently poses only limited potential physiological problem to the use of groundwater for drinking purposes in Kakamega metropolis.