physiologic
3
6.9
- adjective
- /ˌfɪziəˈlɑdʒɪk/
- Specialized
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fisiológico
- Results of laboratory and physiologic assessments will be provided elsewhere.
Then they have a physiologic dose of TRT and that causes the sleep issue itself.
- Then they have a physiologic dose of TRT and that causes the sleep issue itself.
- Correct in a similar physiologic way to withdrawal from stimulants like amphetamines.
- The reason is because their body weight subjects their skeleton to sufficient weight that you know it, The bones respond to physiologic stress.
- And then we're really in physiologic withdrawal and we feel like this feeling can only be resolved by my checking my phone.
- But but yeah, so it's, it's this physiologic change and it's related to the decrease in the number of follicles or eggs that can ovulate.
- So similarly, NAD is managed across all ages and across all physiologic conditions in a super tight band.
- So it's sort of misplaced physiologic benefit.
- But at the time they were denying any, any physical physiological effect of of importance.
- Just going into the bloody ice cold water for too long a time according to the physiological laws.
- That's a physiological, you know, state that you can be in, which is why people are often given drugs for anxiety because it it decreases.
Examples
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The physiologic response to exercise includes increased heart rate and improved circulation.
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Mean steady-state values for physiologic responses to the three exercise modes are listed in Table 4.
Academic text (1992) -
Whether this change in strategy is caused by physiologic impairments cannot be determined from the results of this work.
Academic text (1996) -
So similarly, NAD is managed across all ages and across all physiologic conditions in a super tight band.
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Then they have a physiologic dose of TRT and that causes the sleep issue itself.
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From there, the information follows its physiologic path to the auditory nerve and brain.
Academic text (1995) -
In addition to the physiologic effects, massage therapy may also have psychologic effects.
Academic text (2004) -
Continuous outcomes of physiologic measures, physical activity, diet, and psychosocial measures were compared using linear mixed models.
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All these maneuvers reduce the physiologic factors that increase upper airway size during wakefulness as compared with sleep.
Academic text (1999) -
Strength (or muscle force capability) is determined in part by the physiologic cross-sectional area of muscle.
Academic text (1997)
Synonyms
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5.3
How a living body's parts normally work
Relating to the normal working of living bodies and their parts
The body's natural processes that make it work
How Physiological
Surface Forms
Morphology
physiologic = physiology (transparent) = physiology + ic
A standard adjectival formation from 'physiology' with '-ic' meaning 'relating to' physiological functions.
Etymology
Physiologic comes from the root physio-, from Greek physis meaning 'nature' and the same root is in physical, so it often refers to the body. So a physiologic response is a normal, natural action of the body.