First is physiological.

You see, Kyohei, this question ... it's about saline solution but ...

The alkaline saline water is unsuitable for irrigation and has rendered fields barren.

About 97.5 of the water is saline the remaining 2.5 is fresh water.

These recommendations, based on physiological and observational studies, proved profoundly misleading.

The Dead Sea is a salt lake with the most saline water on earth.

In Israel, holy places await Ukrainian tourists, the omphalos and a sea of saline water

His exemplary works include photography on Hijras (physiological males who have feminine gender identity).

Angiogenesis is the physiological process through which new blood vessels form from pre existing vessels.

Studying the effects of this decrease can show the physiological role of the gene product.

Its azure water is saline and easily keeps you afloat, even if you don't know how to swim.

Physiological research on animals, or of human responses in laboratory settings, rank low on the hierarchy.

Insulin in some invertebrates is quite similar in sequence to human insulin, and has similar physiological effects.

Uses The useful physiological properties of yeast have led to their use in the field of biotechnology.

Moral values have powerful physiological representations in humans, too, and we feel them strongly when they are violated.

The streamed video images showed surviving children laid next to each other crammed on a desk and saline water being administered.

AI cannot integrate information about seemingly distinct processes, such as chemical, physiological, and psychological events, or anticipate novel outcomes.

Zeitschrift für Physiologische Chemie Kossel contributed to early issues of the Zeitschrift für Physiologische Chemie (Journal of Physiological Chemistry).

(If we understood the physiological basis of mental focus, we would almost certainly have a better understanding about sleep disorders.)

A model of the dynamics between multiple processes chemical, physiological, and psychological would lend new insight into how diseases operate.

Water in the eastern part is more transparent (visibility 5.5 m) and saline, with the average salt concentration of 3.5 6 g L.

The brain interprets our experiences and decides if they are threatening, and then controls our behavioral and physiological responses to them.

From growing rice in saline waters to creating mobile homes, the people of this nation are calling upon every innovative idea to assist in survival.

It is the tenth largest lake in the world by volume (though not in surface area), and the second largest saline lake after the Caspian Sea.

The conscious memory of the past experience and the physiological responses elicited thus reflect the operation of two separate memory systems that operate in parallel.

Designing an environment to suit animals psychological and physiological needs would be far preferable to the minimalism, otherwise known as standardization, that is currently employed.

The question was the fashionable one, whether a definite line exists between psychological and physiological phenomena in human activity and if so, where it lies?

(I do not know the physiological basis of mental focus physiologists cannot tell me, because most of them also do not know what mental focus is.

Sahidul Haque, in an opinion piece for Bangladesh's The Financial Express, says more higher yielding seeds are also needed, as well as varieties that can grow in drought and saline conditions.

The study also shows that dams along the river have caused water stagnation, making it saline and hampering the natural process through which fertile sediments would be deposited on the banks.

The Jordan River continues its course from the southern end of Lake Tiberias (forming the boundary between the West Bank and Jordan) to its terminus in the highly saline Dead Sea.

For example, for a decade leading doctors advocated hormone replacement therapy to lower cardiovascular risk in post menopausal women. These recommendations, based on physiological and observational studies, proved profoundly misleading.

So I'm talking about thoughts and feelings and the sort of physiological things that make up our thoughts and feelings, and in my case, that's hormones. I look at hormones.

Data obtained from animal experiments show that harmful physiological changes result from the inability of the brain and body to respond to repeated stress with adaptive modifications in structure and function.

Because I believe that the hand in all its primitive, in all its physiological obscurity, has a source, though the source is unknown, though we don't have to be mystical about it.

(There! It did not want to get on to that grass, but has spread its wings and flown away) there takes place, according to physical, chemical, and physiological laws, a change of matter.

Popular Internet searches in regions where Moscow has less invested politically and fewer cultural ties, meanwhile, seem to focus on questions that are physiological, and sometimes outright bizarre, like those about weight and aging.

So called evidence based medicine entails a hierarchy of empirical proof that ranks medical studies according to their quality. Physiological research on animals, or of human responses in laboratory settings, rank low on the hierarchy.

This suggests that physiological processes underlying depression the ones that may also lead to structural changes in the brain are not being completely arrested, and thus that a new generation of anti depressant medications is urgently needed.

Now we're entering a third great wave of evolutionary history, which has been called many things intentional evolution, evolution by design very different than intelligent design whereby we are actually now intentionally designing and altering the physiological forms that inhabit our planet.

The Nobel laureate Robert Fogel argues that a new synergism between technological and physiological improvements has produced a radically new form of human evolution, which he callstechnophysio evolution. Only this, Fogel believes, can explain recent trends in longevity, body size, the durability of vital organs, and chronic diseases.

Data obtained from animal experiments show that harmful physiological changes result from the inability of the brain and body to respond to repeated stress with adaptive modifications in structure and function. Three brain areas the hippocampus, the prefrontal cortex, and the amygdala are particularly susceptible to pathological changes in size and function.