Definition of bioelectric in English:

bioelectric

adjective 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

bioelectrical

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:

bioelectric

adjectiveˌbīōˌəˈlektrik

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.

单词	bioelectric
释义	Definition of bioelectric in English: bioelectric adjective 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 bioelectrical 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: bioelectric adjectiveˌbīōˌəˈlektrik 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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