physiologically

A. You're going to go through a very difficult two to three weeks physiologically.

Physiologically, the disease is the same in men and women.

There's no Emotional left in me at all, except physiologically.

But, he said, it is important to know that there are other physiologically sound alternatives.

It is not known whether the compound might also have some physiologically significant activity.

Women are the most vulnerable, he says, both socially and physiologically.

So it's probably physiologically helpful to have a sense of humor.

The way I stopped the insanity was by giving my body physiologically what it needed to live.

When the shock comes, they're sort of set up physiologically."

Yes, it was the same voice, even though formed by a physiologically younger throat.

Physiologically, people can discriminate among a wide range of flavors.

Future studies must address whether both, neither, or only one of these mechanisms are physiologically relevant.

That wasn't even physiologically possible, not unless he drank every other night.

Does he think he might be physiologically addicted to work?

She wanted desperately to trust the man; it was an almost physiologically compelling need.

Sexual maturity comes at one year old, although some species may be physiologically mature by 57 days.

Superficial veins are important physiologically for cooling of the body.

Physiologically, it is normally present in infants from birth to 12 months.

They are able to physiologically change their appearance to impersonate other people.

The dead do not return; it is physiologically impossible.

"Michael did actually physiologically seem to be better through the week, but after the triple night, the following day he really felt it," Bowman said.

Physiologically, you can adapt to conditions here, if you will.

In other words, they don't age as we do physiologically."

He was asleep or at least physiologically dormant when I took him from the ship.

"Most experts say it's physiologically impossible for humans to experience them as anything but an instant."