Sentence examples for physiologically available from inspiring English sources

Obviously, not all physiologically available estrogens have the same properties.

We use perfringolysin O (PFO) as a sensor of physiologically available membrane cholesterol.

The literature also reports estimates of physiologically available testosterone, such as 'bioavailable' testosterone and free androgen index (FAI).

Another issue that could lead to misclassification is that serum T4 was measured as total T4 rather than as free T4 (the physiologically available form).

Outten et al. demonstrated in vitro that ZntR and Zur are sensitive to very low concentrations (femtomolar) of free zinc (also see Fig. 3d), therefore they proposed that free zinc in the cytosol of E. coli is not physiologically available under normal growth conditions [ 22].

Although direct measurements of extracellular Trx1 within tissues are not available, physiologically relevant extracellular Trx1 concentrations may well reach into the upper nanomolar, if not lower micromolar range.

"Straight men would do well to ask themselves: 'Do I want to be married to a Goddess — or a bitch?' Unfortunately, there is not, physiologically, much middle ground available for women," Wolf writes.

The measurement of the cytosolic ionized calcium ([Ca2+]i) is undoubtedly the most important and, physiologically, the most relevant method available.

Tight regulation of the specific genes encoding proteins involved in the release, uptake and metabolism of sugars gives the fungus the ability to utilize the available sugars in a physiologically most efficient way.

The adequacy of available tools, such as physiologically-based pharmacokinetic modeling or predictive structure-activity relationships, in assessing the toxicity and risk associated with specific nanomaterials is unknown.

In this study, we investigate the release of 5-ASA from available oral mesalamine formulations in physiologically relevant pH conditions.