Sentence examples for substantial physiological changes from inspiring English sources
Substantial physiological changes occur during pregnancy and lactation, making breast evaluation challenging in these patients.
Substantial physiological changes during pregnancy and lactation make it challenging to evaluate patients presenting with a breast problem.
Workers that have little or no exposure to the queen or her pheromones undergo substantial physiological changes orchestrated by juvenile hormone (Robinson 1992) and begin to behave like foragers (Pankiw et al. 1998).
Yet other research has demonstrated placebos trigger real physiological changes.
Pregnancy is a period during which a woman faces a substantial number of physiological changes of the body, commonly together with psychological changes.
A number of psychiatric disorders first emerge during adolescence (Silva 1990; Paus et al. 2008) and are presumed to relate to the substantial social, cognitive, and physiological changes occurring during this period (Blakemore 2008).
Rather, it seems that an early, regular program of exercise during young adulthood creates long-term physiological changes that produce substantial benefits to late-life function.
The prospective and multidisciplinary approach adopted by the ADNI has made substantial contributions to the understanding of cognitive and physiological changes associated with aging in general, and the AD spectrum in particular.
Although we have no physiological evidence in our experiment for this or for other physiological changes, our finding does suggest a substantial neglect of the real hand.
Coincident with the rapid break down of chlorophyll, but substantial increase of anthocyanins in litchi pericarp as fruit developed, two major physiological changes, degreening and pigmentation were visually apparent.
The analysis clearly indicates that multiple miRNA are involved in cardiac development and age related functions, and suggests substantial complexity in the regulation of target gene expression orchestrating these developmental and physiological changes.
