Sentence examples for physiologically possible from inspiring English sources
The "best performance" had truly outstripped the realms of the purely physiologically possible.
Q: How is it physiologically possible that Dara Torres is swimming faster as a 41-year-old than she did in her teens or 20s?
Whether such changes in denning phenology are physiologically possible is unknown, but this is unlikely if implantation has evolved to photoperiod as the environmental cue41.
There is much speculation over power output figures and power-to-weight ratios, in particular on internet sites, with claims and counter-claims over whether some of them are physiologically possible.
He estimates that Froome had a VO2max of 88ml/kg/min up the Ax 3 Domaines, which he believes is "in the upper limit of what is physiologically possible".
However, their weak response to NOx levels could be an effect of plant phenology, as the mosses remain dormant during the dry season, so the uptake of the gas is not physiologically possible.
However, all the studies were carried out using higher concentrations of both drugs, which are physiologically not possible to achieve at the disease site [ 23].
An unstable 3-part fracture model with an intact rotator cuff was developed to simulate (as physiologically as possible) unstable 3-part fractures, which are the most common fractures in the elderly (Voigt et al. 2007).
We used an in situ approach where the TA muscle is kept in the most physiologically relevant environment possible, within normal physiological temperature range, with intact motor neuron innervation and vasculature [17].
He clearly explains why some of the so-called "risks" of vaccines are not physiologically realistic or possible, and talks about scientific studies that effectively dismantle anti-vaxxers' unfounded claims.
Obviously, a combination of both shallow and deep roots, if physiologically and genetically possible in terms of resource allocation, would be the best option to enable optimal topsoil and subsoil exploration.
