Sentence examples for physiological trend from inspiring English sources

As rugby gets bigger and stronger and so much heavier – and Wales appear so well placed to exploit the physiological trend with such as North and Jamie Roberts, Rhys Priestland, the inspiring young captain Sam Warburton and the phenomenally consistent Toby Faletau – perhaps there was also a hint of a lament.

These results are consistent with the physiological trend observed during summer and autumn, which showed that chlorophyll content increased by 17.9% while the NDVI and the estimated tree crown projected LAI (LAIp) remained almost constant during the experiment (3% variation).

In this sense, we can assume that the prevalence of alexithymic individuals in our CG which was statistically lower than in the EG, but nonetheless impressive, involving half of the sample represents a physiological trend in the developmental curve relating to the acquisition of an "emotional ABC" with the ability to identify, explore and express one's own internal experiences.

SHR and WKY males exhibited similar physiological trends in T manipulation, with castration significantly lowering plasma T and NE and T replacement significantly increasing plasma T and NE.

While microarrays have been used extensively to reveal physiological trends from transcriptome analyses of soybean developmental stages or organ systems, fewer reports to date have focused on transcriptome analysis of near isogenic lines using either microarrays [ 50, 51] or high throughput sequence analysis [ 52, 53].

Analysis of the trend of physiological data however is of vital importance in an ICU environment.

Physiological measures showed a trend, although not significant, to improvement in weight, systolic blood pressure and HDL.

Till now, most of the dynamical and thus time-dependent features of these patient variables were lossed during the modeling process of ICU databases, in spite of the fact that analysis of the trend of physiological data are of vital importance in an ICU environment.

The question of whether either of these trends is caused by changes in the atmosphere remains unanswered because dendrochronology alone has not been able to clarify the physiological basis of such trends.

Survival was predicted by the trends in physiological parameters monitored.

Trends in physiological parameters over time were compared with repeated-measures analysis of variance.