Sentence examples for physiological tools from inspiring English sources

She has Addison's Disease, which makes it dangerous for her to travel since she needs regular injections of Cortisol, because she reacts to stress and to excitement without the physiological tools which keep most of us from literally panicking to death.

Thus, the model legume genotypes appear to be valid physiological tools to study and understand salt tolerance mechanisms in the forage species of Lotus.

However, POST also lends itself to more sophisticated studies where data from acoustic tracking can be used in concert with other new techniques such as genomic and physiological tools [18].

Valuable data has been collected on salmonids and other marine species, and the combination of POST technology with other molecular and physiological tools is already revealing important clues in mortality and migration behaviours.

Using a combination of molecular genetic, cell imaging, biochemical and physiological tools, we show that AHK5 is a key player in H2O2 homeostasis in Arabidopsis guard cells in response to environmental and endogenous signals, including NO, ethylene, darkness and bacterial flagellin.

In addition, the molecular, genetic, and physiological tools available for the study of zebrafish and medaka provide promising avenues for defining the role of the zinc finger domain in Piccolo protein in neuronal function.

The repeated eccentric exercise model may be a useful and practical physiological tool to study redox biology in humans.

Were determined that TCD parameters such as RI, PI decreased in MG,CLH patients (p<0.001) This study suggested EEG and TCD of MCA as a possible physiological tool in the assessment of pathogenesis of headaches.

The discovery of RNAi mechanisms, which are considered to be not only an ancient protective mechanism against retroelements, but are also regarded as a physiological tool for the regulation of gene activity [12] [14], has made the study of transcription patterns of different retroelements more significant.

The pressure volume (PV) curve is a physiological tool proposed for diagnostic or monitoring purposes during mechanical ventilation in acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS).

Limits of the different techniques currently available to assess recruitment are also important to consider so that a useful physiological tool can be transposed into routine practice.