Sentence examples for terms of physiology from inspiring English sources

"In terms of physiology and body alertness, there are so many components that go into playing golf," said Shawn Youngstedt, an associate professor in the department of exercise science at the University of South Carolina.

Théodule-Armand Ribot, (born Dec. 18, 1839, Guingamp, Fr. died Dec. 9, 1916, Paris), French psychologist whose endeavour to account for memory loss as a symptom of progressive brain disease, iterated in his Les Maladies de la mémoire (1881; Diseases of Memory), constitutes the most influential early attempt to analyze abnormalities of memory in terms of physiology.

Current PEMs typically treat the globe similarly in terms of physiology.

Whereas in Quod animal universum he went on to explain the affects in terms of physiology, in De rerum natura he added a theory of sense perception and a theory of knowledge on physical grounds.

In conclusion, although individual studies found significant housing system effects, subjected to the overall evidence from adequately designed studies meta-analyses revealed that gestation stalls (non-tethered) or well-managed pens generally (but not in all cases) produced similar states of welfare for pregnant gilts or sows in terms of physiology, behavior, performance, and health.

When viewed in terms of physiology, habits are (1) grooves, (2) fortified connections or (3) well-worn paths in the brain.

We do not mean to imply a physiological meaning to the specific fitted function in terms of the physiology underpinning the ILD functions.

Physiological models are appealing because they can be understood in terms of anatomy, physiology, and physics.

I think I've always been a fairly happy person, just in terms of my physiology.

"With female shaving you are dealing with areas of the body that are more topographically varied, and also they tend to vary a lot in terms of the physiology of the skin and hair," Mr. Powell said in a telephone interview.

Himalayan flora reveals immense heterogeneity and high complexity in terms of ecology, physiology, and utilization of plants.