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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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human
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Knowledge of human physiology would enable witnesses of the bump to predict the appearance of the bruise.
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It seems that for every additional piece of knowledge we acquire about human physiology and disease, new questions are raised.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a study of the physiology of whales
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Chemistry was parexcellence the laboratory science of the earlier nineteenth century, but experimental physics and physiology needed similar facilities.
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From this Russell concludes that dinosaurs were more like birds in their soft anatomy and physiology .
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It is little wonder then, given these handicaps of sheer physiology , that chimps are incapable of speech.
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That was good psychology, and good physiology .
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The session may cover the background anatomy and physiology necessary for the understanding of diseases treated on the ward.
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This holding-back plays havoc with bodily functions, and research is continually showing us new relationships between stress and our physiology .
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This suggests that individual variations in physiology and metabolism must be an important factor.