"physiological structure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the physical makeup of an organism's body or specific bodily systems that allow it to function. One example sentence could be: "The study focused on the effects of aging on the physiological structure of the brain."
In vivo FRET studies have the potential to probe the physiological structure of proteins that have been studied using conventional structural biology techniques, and it will be possible to compare in vivo generated distances with the ones expected from the in vitro structures.
However, this model does not fully resemble the physiological structure of the placental barrier.
Normal occlusion is very important for physiological structure of mandible.
This chapter discusses the physiological structure and function of proteins.
Based on the specified physiological structure of the BM, the peripheral blood and BM are well established for their interaction.
CMs have highly organized physiological structure and interact dynamically with non-CM populations, including endothelial cells and fibroblasts.
Cutting edge developments in engineering of tissues, implants and devices allow for guidance and control of specific physiological structure-function relationships.
R-loops, consisting of an RNA-DNA hybrid and displaced single-stranded DNA, are physiological structures that regulate various cellular processes occurring on chromatin.
While conventional MRI scans, like the one Peterson gave me, reveal physiological structures, a variation called functional MRI (fMRI) can now also image blood flow over time, allowing researchers to see which areas of the brain are active during certain tasks.
The complicated and chiral physiological structures endue the enzymes with relatively high chemo- and stereoselectivity and specificity.
Normal finding: Many physiological structures can be seen which are beyond the scope of the FASH examination.
