:There may be something to the hypothesis that neanderthals had more physiological limits ( larynx ) to the way they could verbally communicate v . cro-magnons.
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The statement added that the army was waiting for the results of surveys it had commissioned on the physiological limits of service by women, particularly in combat roles.
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However, this clustering could actually represent a natural physiological limit of response time, rather than an artifact of the stopwatch sensitivity ( which of course would be a ceiling effect ).
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It is this neural training that causes several weeks worth of rapid gains in strength, which level off once the nerve is generating maximum contractions and the muscle reaches its physiological limit.
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Additional research has demonstrated that the subfornical organs may be an important intermediary through which leptin acts to maintain blood pressure within normal physiological limits via descending autonomic pathways associated with cardiovascular control.
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Featuring an ANP . Additional research has demonstrated that the subfornical organ may be an important intermediary though which leptin acts to maintain blood pressure within normal physiological limits via descending autonomic pathways associated with cardiovascular control.
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That year, Filipino physician Eusebio Y . Garcia used metformin ( he named it Fluamine ) to treat influenza; he noted the drug " lowered the blood sugar to minimum physiological limit " and was not toxic.
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Technical diving may involve exploring the logistical and physiological limits of scuba diving, and in these cases a higher risk is accepted by the diver, and considerable effort may be made to reduce this risk by careful planning and contingency procedures.
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During the retraction phase the spine forms an S-Shaped curve, and this caused by the flexion in the upper planes and hyperextension at the lower planes and this exceed their physiological limits this phase the injuries occur to the lower cervical vertebrae.
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The complexity, medical problems and physiological limits, such as those imposed by high pressure nervous syndrome, the accompanying high costs of professional saturation diving to extreme depths and the development of deep water atmospheric diving suits and remotely operated underwater vehicles in offshore oilfield drilling and production effectively ended the need for ever deeper, non-atmospheric manned intervention in the ocean.
