biochemical

By researching the mechanism that makes exercise work, understanding the biochemical basis, and developing a shortcut that triggers the same biochemical effect without actually requiring working out.

The neural net bears some passing resemblance to a neuron (both have graph connectivity), but the neuron is a biological structure with complex biochemical inputs and outputs.

Evolution is simple idea obscured in details by strange biochemical hardware it has to run on.

It's the kind of biochemical assay that pregnancy tests use, so not exactly cutting edge.

What is not mentioned is that other biochemical pathways are triggered by starving, for instance, you digest your own muscular tissues.

Now, is there an inherent biochemical condition that could make us more susceptible to depression?

Many species have unique biochemical/mechanical features, which are interesting and possibly usable in other technologies.

There is a highly complex biochemical relationship between the embryo and the mother.

Inferences from equences and biochemical data were used to construct metabolic networks.

So basically you are avoiding some biochemical machinery just to trigger another..

The biochemical mechanisms are complex and involved, as is expected after billions of years of appending spaghetti code, but it's not fundamentally unknown or unknowable.

What you need to be aware of is that, while the finished specimen look very good and life-like, they are radically altered on a biochemical level.

For example, on the near-death experience, it's often said that "scientific consensus" is that the NDE is a biochemical phenomenon.

Spend some time in a psych ward, look at some PET scans and perhaps run a gene-chip or two and maybe you'll want to revise your "prescription." True mental illness isn't "cured" by living in "balance." There's an actual biochemical process happening.

Biochemical tests like PSA do have some variance, but are mostly reliable.