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Parabiosis: n. the anatomical joining of two individuals, especially artificially in physiological research.
Hercules and Leo are used in physiological research at the State University of New York at Stony Brook.
By 1924 they had succeeded in adapting the oscillograph to physiological research, enabling them to visualize amplified nerve impulses on a fluorescent screen.
Besides aiming at records, they're doing physiological research and developing procedures for future astronauts to survive a loss of cabin pressure or an emergency bailout in the stratosphere.
While blood is the gold standard in physiological research, it can be hard to obtain — and all but impossible from large whales.
Those who try to do so through physiological research look for a technical solution to suffering in an adjustment of the brain's neuro-mechanics.
In one study, the superior adaptation to high-elevation living by the Kyrgyz, compared to the Tajik, has been a subject of physiological research.
Leonardo's early anatomical studies dealt chiefly with the skeleton and muscles; yet even at the outset, Leonardo combined anatomical with physiological research.
Such studies are a part of basic physiological research and apply most closely to what may be expected of people under heavy exertion in the workaday world and in sports and athletics.
Physiological research shows that substantial increases in stimulation of muscle growth occur with each additional set performed from one to three, smaller benefit from three to four, marginal benefit from four to five, and very little added benefit for further sets of a particular exercise within an exercise session.
Therefore, the detection of dopamine is significant for medical or physiological research.
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