Physiologically

Physiologically, from the standpoint of palate and stomach, alcohol was, as it had always been, repulsive.

Chapter 29 2010

Physiologically the members of this family are the slow working-out of accidents to the blood and nervous system which occur in a race after a first organic lesion, according to the environment determining in each of the individuals of this race sentiments, desires, passions, all the natural and instinctive human manifestations whose products take on the conventional names of virtues and vices.

Zola and Naturalism « Tales from the Reading Room 2010

Physiologically this large drink will also contribute to some health issues, distending the stomach to twice its regular size.

Valerie Orsoni: Schifoodphrenic Nation Valerie Orsoni 2011

Physiologically, the brain defines the bloodstream as being outside of it.

World Wide Mind Michael chorost 2011

Physiologically, the brain defines the bloodstream as being outside of it.

World Wide Mind Michael chorost 2011

Physiologically, the human mind is embodied throughout the whole body to regulate the flow of energy and information.

Kingsley Dennis, Ph.D.: Rewiring Our Minds For A Modern Lifestyle Ph.D. Kingsley Dennis 2011

Physiologically this large drink will also contribute to some health issues, distending the stomach to twice its regular size.

Valerie Orsoni: Schifoodphrenic Nation Valerie Orsoni 2011

Physiologically, the human mind is embodied throughout the whole body to regulate the flow of energy and information.

Kingsley Dennis, Ph.D.: Rewiring Our Minds For A Modern Lifestyle Ph.D. Kingsley Dennis 2011

Physiologically, there are plenty of examples to show she can do this.

Olympian Janet Evans: Older and back in the swim 2011

Physiologically, you build strength while resting.

Including time for rest in a workout routine can help fitness goals 2010