Sentence examples for physiological thinking from inspiring English sources
That is not to say that physiological thinking has been absent in the interpretation and application of in vivo pharmacokinetic data by pharma; far from it.
Our work provides more evidence in favor of visualizing physiology via correlation networks, as ours contain unexpected associations that do not conform to standard physiological thinking.
So he approached things from an engineering standpoint as well as a physiological standpoint, thinking about how we, as humans, see.
which found that bring separated from your iPhone can have a real psychological and physiological effect, including impaired thinking.
Such thinking evokes a physiological stress response.
Then another thing that I think will emerge is that we'll start thinking of depression as possibly sometimes having a physiological rather than necessarily neurobiological contribution.
Their approach involves early skin-to-skin contact, a slower more "physiological" delivery, and most importantly to my way of thinking, "engaging the parents as active participants in the birth of their child".
Wright believed that thinking in terms of natural selection would shed light on physiological questions and connect chemical and physical explanations to the more complicated phenomena of life (PD 296).
While this does not drastically change our questions regarding seasonal variation in auditory sensitivity, it can inform our thinking about how and why species like midshipman evolved the physiological and genetic mechanisms underlying frequency-dependent seasonal plasticity in hearing.
Because the tumor was on his brain stem, which controls core physiological processes like breathing and body temperature, it was very likely that Nick's higher brain — the thinking part — would remain active until he died from respiratory or organ failure.
First, he was thinking in hierarchical terms: Dobzhansky made it explicitly clear that the rules governing genetic inheritance ("physiological genetics" in his parlance) are different from the rules governing the fate of gene frequencies within populations ("population genetics").
