metabolic

The efficiency is defined as the ratio of mechanical work output to the total metabolic cost, as can be calculated from oxygen consumption.

If sitting in a 72 degree room makes you uncomfortably cold then you probably have a suppressed metabolic rate.

The ability of your body to switch back and forth between burning sugar and fat is called metabolic flexibility.

In the absence of metabolic disease, the body breaks down fat to use the resulting energy.

Do the metabolic pathways identified from these different strains of TB explain different viral adaptations to the host and its environment?

The metabolic loop could optimize itself as it occasionally produced slightly more efficient self-reinforcing chemistry.

Compounds found in Capsicum peppers are suspected of temporarily increasing metabolic rate (though the effect diminishes as the body acquires tolerance).

People who are obese but lose weight have metabolic changes similar to those induced by caloric restriction (lower BMR among others).

It takes into account insulin spikes, metabolic damage assessments, glycogen storage, and much more.

I'm a statistical machine learning specialist who uses graphical models to model signaling and metabolic pathways from 'omics data.

One of the things we're working on is quantifying how different things, such as caffeine intake, affect your metabolic rate.

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

Metabolic illness is among the most prevalent and costly to our economy, and also among the most intertwined with psychiatric, medical, cultural, and political phenomena.