biological clock造句

Insects possess a biological clock that programmes the insect's growth, reproduction and dormant periods.

This paper reviews the signal transduction pathways regulated by light in the biological clock.

Natural light helps to regulate your biological clock, so exercise outdoors if you can.

In other words, men apparently also possess a "biological clock" for reproduction-albeit one that works differently than in women.

Light regulates the body's biological clock-priming an individual's metabolism for predictable events such as meals and slumber.

If we apply theory of biological clock in our teaching work, we can raise the results of middle-distauce run.

Studies have found that the tenure clock often collides with the biological clock: the busiest years of the academic career are the years that well-educated women tend to have children.

You can't prolong your biological clock — you're not going to produce more eggs — but that's not the only factor around fertility, "Whelan explains."

An amazingly precise biological clock within us regulates sleeping and waking, and also synchronizes a vast array of biochemical events in our bodies.

However, humans, unlike other mammalian species, have the unique ability, consciously and cognitively, to override their internal biological clock and its rhythmic outputs.

"This biological clock has a very powerful effect on us," says Professor Jim Horne, director of Loughborough University's sleep research centre.

DISCLAIMER: my life is absolutely nothing like this; however, I can't shake the feeling that if I can just hold off my biological clock, one day it could be.

"Bright light too close to bedtime can make it hard to fall asleep," Arnedt says. That's because dimness signals the biological clock that it's time to wind down, while bright light says "daytime!"

Some people have biological clocks, I might have a biological BlackBerry.