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Definition of bioelectric in English: bioelectricadjective ˌbʌɪəʊɪlɛkˈtrɪkˌbīōˌəˈlektrik Relating to electricity or electrical phenomena produced within living organisms. Example sentencesExamples - Each brain has a unique set of bioelectric resonance/entrainment characteristics.
- Many aspects of human metabolism depend on the bioelectric process.
- However, just it time, he managed to push energy from his system into his bioelectric field, causing the creature to receive a shock as it hit.
- Maybe in some cases we are ‘recalibrating’ ourselves to be able to detect the various bioelectric energies of others in which case it could be measurable energy.
- End points were 1) total body fat, as measured by bioelectric impedance; 2) regional fat, estimated by anthropometric measures; and 3) atherogenic blood lipids, measured by, total serum cholesterol, HDL-C, LDL-C, triglycerides.
- Repeated measures ANOVA showed significant differences among the walk groups in body fat measures by bioelectric impedance and waist-to-thigh ratio.
- Because the brain is full of bioelectric surges that your kind can hold on to like Velcro.
- He lives in Winthrop and is currently working on the effects of bioelectric magnetism.
- The information about sleep stages, arousals, and periodic limb movements from bioelectric signals obtained by polysomnography also seems to be of limited value for predicting improvement in quality of life.
- The material of the suppressors' construction also absorbed any EM-wave scans made by the approaching Confederate ships, effectively hiding the bioelectric and infrared signatures of the Pelican's crew.
- The bioelectric theory tops off this confusing mix of theories.
- These bioelectric responses were accompanied by different biochemical and morphological changes.
- Body composition, including fat free mass, fat mass, was assessed by bioelectric impedance.
- Apparently the titanium has an ability to regulate the body's natural bioelectric currents though cell ionisation.
- His bioelectric shields are sold for anywhere from $139 to over a thousand dollars.
- The bioelectric signals sent through the nervous system are also energy-intensive.
- A ‘bio-cybernic’ system uses bioelectric sensors attached to the skin on the legs to monitor signals transmitted from the brain to the muscles.
- The large intestine acting as a bioelectric battery.
- More importantly, he was one of the first not only to detect, but also to measure precisely bioelectric currents.
- Inducing magnetic fields into body tissue causes bioelectric current activity, which may assist in the normalizing of the electron flow in the body.
Derivatives adjective If a single bioelectrical impulse traveling along a neuron in a petri dish is not a moral action, then the same must be true of human thought and behavior - merely a complex system of such impulses. Example sentencesExamples - The students are required to ‘fine-tune’ their bioelectrical vibrations to the particular frequency level whereby it becomes an inner energy effective for training.
- Less-accurate methods, such as skin-fold calipers and bioelectrical impedance, can have a margin of error of 4 percent - even greater if the tester doesn't do everything precisely right.
- The most convenient and cost-effective way to measure the 3 body compartments is through bioelectrical impedance analysis, a quick, painless procedure that sends a low electrical current through the body.
- Similarly, neurofeedback signals a convergence of psychiatry and neurology in bioelectrical approaches to treating affective disorders.
Definition of bioelectric in US English: bioelectricadjectiveˌbīōˌəˈlektrik Relating to electricity or electrical phenomena produced within living organisms. Example sentencesExamples - However, just it time, he managed to push energy from his system into his bioelectric field, causing the creature to receive a shock as it hit.
- End points were 1) total body fat, as measured by bioelectric impedance; 2) regional fat, estimated by anthropometric measures; and 3) atherogenic blood lipids, measured by, total serum cholesterol, HDL-C, LDL-C, triglycerides.
- The bioelectric signals sent through the nervous system are also energy-intensive.
- The material of the suppressors' construction also absorbed any EM-wave scans made by the approaching Confederate ships, effectively hiding the bioelectric and infrared signatures of the Pelican's crew.
- Each brain has a unique set of bioelectric resonance/entrainment characteristics.
- Apparently the titanium has an ability to regulate the body's natural bioelectric currents though cell ionisation.
- These bioelectric responses were accompanied by different biochemical and morphological changes.
- The information about sleep stages, arousals, and periodic limb movements from bioelectric signals obtained by polysomnography also seems to be of limited value for predicting improvement in quality of life.
- Many aspects of human metabolism depend on the bioelectric process.
- His bioelectric shields are sold for anywhere from $139 to over a thousand dollars.
- He lives in Winthrop and is currently working on the effects of bioelectric magnetism.
- More importantly, he was one of the first not only to detect, but also to measure precisely bioelectric currents.
- The large intestine acting as a bioelectric battery.
- Body composition, including fat free mass, fat mass, was assessed by bioelectric impedance.
- Inducing magnetic fields into body tissue causes bioelectric current activity, which may assist in the normalizing of the electron flow in the body.
- A ‘bio-cybernic’ system uses bioelectric sensors attached to the skin on the legs to monitor signals transmitted from the brain to the muscles.
- The bioelectric theory tops off this confusing mix of theories.
- Repeated measures ANOVA showed significant differences among the walk groups in body fat measures by bioelectric impedance and waist-to-thigh ratio.
- Because the brain is full of bioelectric surges that your kind can hold on to like Velcro.
- Maybe in some cases we are ‘recalibrating’ ourselves to be able to detect the various bioelectric energies of others in which case it could be measurable energy.
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