Sentence examples for physiological sense from inspiring English sources

It's a move that makes almost no physiological sense, but there is nonetheless real poetry to it.

In a detailed explanation sent by e-mail, Mr. Knuttgen said that the idea of "preloading blood in the intestines with oxygen before the blood goes to the lungs makes no physiological sense".

First, in a physiological sense, an animal or plant can adapt by adjusting to its immediate environment for instance, by changing its temperature or metabolism with an increase in altitude.

However absurd this may seem to us today, it made physiological sense in the premodern world as the emotions were considered physical things that, like food and drink, were metabolized by the body.

In a physiological sense, it is believed that bipolar disorder is associated with the faulty regulation of one or more naturally occurring amines at sites in the brain where the transmission of nerve impulses takes place.

Arousal, in the physiological sense, is the extent to which our bodies and minds are alert and ready to respond to stimulation.

They have the same five physiological senses that we do, and they feel pain in the same way and in the same degree.

It is not synonymous with toil or exertion, and it has only a remote relation to "work done" in the physical or physiological senses.

Individual data are now being increasingly collected by a variety of means on a range of subjects, such as genomics, medical imaging, clinical diagnoses and physiological sensing.

A complete soft circuit capable of multisignal physiological sensing on skin was created, with potential for use in health monitoring or neonatal care.

The DoD's sensor funding can be expected to bear fruit for the medical services industry, as advanced remote physiological sensing and monitoring could have an enormous impact on home monitoring in the nursing industry.