homeostatically

-Model cell types are homeostatically stable to most small perturbations.

Also, sleep intensity of a particular region is homeostatically related to the corresponding amount of activity before sleeping.

The young child's need for proximity to the attachment figure was seen as balancing homeostatically with the need for exploration.

This stuff has the effect of turning the body into a conglomeration of alien components that can't function homeostatically any more.

Sleep is homeostatically regulated in the sense that sleep drive accumulates in the absence of sleep and decreases during sleep.

Schrödinger explains that living matter evades the decay to thermodynamical equilibrium by homeostatically maintaining negative entropy (today this quantity is called information) in an open system.

Starvation in Drosophila potently suppresses sleep, suggesting that the homeostatically regulated behaviors of feeding and sleep are integrated in flies.

Following Boyd, Kornblith takes the causal structure in question to be a structure of natural kinds, i.e., of homeostatically clustered properties.

This form of pre-synaptic homeostatic plasticity and synaptic scaling (a form of post-synaptic homeostatic plasticity) work in unison to homeostatically regulate firing rate.

The compensatory responses in time spent asleep, sleep consolidation (i.e., sleep bout duration; [ 12 ] ), and/or sleep intensity observed after an extended period of wakefulness are all taken as evidence that sleep drive is increased during wakefulness and thus that sleep is homeostatically regulated.

And, as it dipped stink-buglike head down, tail up, the first scoop of earth-- and a huge scoop, too-was gathered, pried loose, swung up and then off to one side; the scoop of dirt was dropped into a waiting converter, also on autocircuit, operating homeostatically, without human attention.