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It's physiologically quite difficult to cry when you are chewing something.
These species aren't physiologically equipped to live in cold water.
Physiologically, it's simply not possible to ride for 21 straight days and not have a bad day.

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It provides a conduit for physiologically appropriate feedforward and feedback signals.
The seed is structurally and physiologically equipped for this role.
Whatever their merits and promise, these physiologically-based techniques are more complex, and in many instances considerably more expensive to use, than verbal response alone.
They are secondarily influenced by the physiologically forced postponement of childbearing by some stillbirth-prone women.
Topographical organization of the projections from physiologically identified areas of the motor cortex to the striatum in the rat.
Serial electron microscopic reconstruction of axon terminals on physiologically identified thalamcortical neurons in the cat ventral lateral nucleus.
The explanations are essentially of a physiologically reductive nature and, in one case, in the form of an extreme brain-mind isomorphism.
Without applying the mapping presented the operator would have to move his hand in very inconvenient or physiologically almost impossible postures.
Physiologically, children growing up with rural families are healthier than children growing up in institutions.
Questions also arise about the correspondence between voltage levels impressed on isolated bipolar cells relative to those found physiologically in the intact retina.
Weaknesses of the emulation theory become especially evident when one tries to incorporate physiologically realistic muscle and reflex mechanisms into it.
Currently, there are no known flatworm neuropeptide receptors although their presence on flatworm muscle fibres has been established physiologically.
However, heath species are not physiologically adapted to occasional drought in terms of hydraulic conductance.
Unaffected retinas were normal both physiologically and anatomically.
Within physiologically constrained degrees of freedom, the child's creativity is displayed in the construction of a more mature system.
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