"physiological situations" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to actual physical and mental conditions, for example: "The student was under intense physiological situations due to the exam."
From an engineering point of view, it dictates the cardiovascular system's behavior in changing physiological situations.
In silico experiments permit to reproduce pathological and physiological situations and make toxicological tests.
It is possible that, during normal physiological situations, the parkin/p62 axis is able to keep cellular p62 levels in check for the well-being of the cell.
Finally, the effects of body temperature, NO donors, Viagra, NO activators, NO cofactors and NO interference (such as O2) were investigated carefully in different physiological situations.
The few physiological situations in the adult where micro-vascular remodeling is required include the female menstrual cycle and skeletal muscle responding to exercise.
The data can be high quality and yield entirely new insights into how gene expression is coordinated under complex physiological situations.
There is also a vast literature on the analytic and numerical modelling of the flow of blood in physiological situations, for instance with arterial branching and compliant arterial walls (see [25] and references therein).
There are many other physiological situations that make fat loss difficult.
Muller cells do not express GFAP under normal physiological situations.
Possibly this cryptic activity is revealed under certain physiological situations only.
At present it is known that circulating levels are sufficient to influence vascular function in physiological situations.
