Sentence examples for use of physiological measures from inspiring English sources

The use of physiological measures may help to elucidate how objectification occurs and what its effects are.

The most important step forward would be to extend the use of physiological measures of stress to human studies.

The use of physiological measures such as HRV that are sensitive to effort invested during ER, along with measures of the extent to which individuals regulated their emotions in a more automatic fashion (namely the SRBAI), offered insights into the relationship between structured practice in ER and the efficiency of ER.

Although physiological measures may not be practical in all contexts, they have the advantage of being non-reactive and sufficiently sensitive to changes elicited over relatively short time periods (for a review of the use of physiological measures in research on emotions, see Mauss & Robinson, 2009).

The use of physiological measurement devices such as the Hexoskin may eventually become a non-intrusive way to continuously assess physiological measures in older adults with dementia who are at risk for distressing behavioral and psychological symptoms.

Furthermore, a VR setup of the Dutch Goose vignette or a similar scenario can be used in combination with physiological measures such as heart rate, blood pressure or galvanic skin response, (see the article by Cornet in this special issue for more information on the application of physiological measures in criminological research).

In light of claims about self-reporting bias, 39 40 a strength of this study was the use of physiological outcomes measures and data available from gym information systems.

At this stage, the implications of effects identified in this study are unclear and raise doubts about the feasibility of using physiological measures, such as BP, as a pre-post measure in a short intervention such as a 10-min foot massage.

In order to increase the rates of smoking cessation by means of brief advice, another strategy could be the evaluation of the physical effects of smoking using physiological measures that offer the smoker some feedback on the effects of smoking, as happens with hypertensive patients and blood pressure readings [ 12].

This possibility needs to be tested in greater depth in future studies using corresponding physiological measures of arousal.

Future studies should seek to confirm the fidelity of the exercise intervention using objective physiological measures in addition to ratings of perceived exertion.