Sentence examples for physiologically grounded from inspiring English sources
There is thus a physiologically grounded basis of gender difference: women's predominant role in childrearing and domestic labor is their biological destiny.
In biological research, results are grounded in physiologically or ecologically relevant effects.
We develop a new learning rule designed around the complications of learning modulatory feedback and composed of three simple concepts grounded in physiologically plausible evidence.
This is how I learned it: from roundtable discussions with a research group where the cardiologists and biomedical engineers were the ones who would really keep us honest and made sure that what we were doing was grounded in physiologically reasonable assumptions.
These results concur with our hypothesis and suggest that the approach used to identify functional Suppressive and Oncogenic miRNAs has physiologically-relevant grounds.
"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.
It looked into whether landing near the front of the foot when you run is more physiologically efficient than striking the ground first with the heel.
These values yielded slightly different timing for each stride (Fig. 11), and we have plotted both because it is not clear which is more true to the cyclic interactions between muscle contractions and ground forces which physiologically define the steps.
A third pattern of differential virulence among ecosystems is microparasites that are merely carried in the marine environment but become pathogenic during the energetically and physiologically challenging return migration of adult salmon to spawning grounds.
