Definition of physiochemical in English:

physiochemical

adjective ˌfɪzɪəʊˈkɛmɪk(ə)lˌfizēōˈkemikəl

Relating to physiological chemistry.
Example sentencesExamples
- Correlation analyses suggested that there are no physiochemical differences in composition between liposomes that fuse and those that do not.
- The lateral diffusion of membrane components within the lipid bilayer is of physiochemical and theoretical interest, and of biological interest because many biochemical functions may be diffusion controlled.
- This simple method is an important tool for investigating the physiochemical causes and molecular biological effects of DNA flexibility, which affects DNA biochemistry ranging from chromatin stability to viral encapsulation.
- The mechanism involved is hypothesized to be due to accumulation of anionic drug in the inner ear, which causes changes in the physiochemical properties of the fluid and adversely affects sound transmission.
- Accumulation of collagen and changes in its physiochemical properties contribute to the development of secondary complications of diabetes.

Definition of physiochemical in US English:

physiochemical

adjectiveˌfizēōˈkemikəl

Relating to physiological chemistry.
Example sentencesExamples
- Accumulation of collagen and changes in its physiochemical properties contribute to the development of secondary complications of diabetes.
- Correlation analyses suggested that there are no physiochemical differences in composition between liposomes that fuse and those that do not.
- This simple method is an important tool for investigating the physiochemical causes and molecular biological effects of DNA flexibility, which affects DNA biochemistry ranging from chromatin stability to viral encapsulation.
- The lateral diffusion of membrane components within the lipid bilayer is of physiochemical and theoretical interest, and of biological interest because many biochemical functions may be diffusion controlled.
- The mechanism involved is hypothesized to be due to accumulation of anionic drug in the inner ear, which causes changes in the physiochemical properties of the fluid and adversely affects sound transmission.

单词	physiochemical
释义	Definition of physiochemical in English: physiochemical adjective ˌfɪzɪəʊˈkɛmɪk(ə)lˌfizēōˈkemikəl Relating to physiological chemistry. Example sentencesExamples Correlation analyses suggested that there are no physiochemical differences in composition between liposomes that fuse and those that do not. The lateral diffusion of membrane components within the lipid bilayer is of physiochemical and theoretical interest, and of biological interest because many biochemical functions may be diffusion controlled. This simple method is an important tool for investigating the physiochemical causes and molecular biological effects of DNA flexibility, which affects DNA biochemistry ranging from chromatin stability to viral encapsulation. The mechanism involved is hypothesized to be due to accumulation of anionic drug in the inner ear, which causes changes in the physiochemical properties of the fluid and adversely affects sound transmission. Accumulation of collagen and changes in its physiochemical properties contribute to the development of secondary complications of diabetes. Definition of physiochemical in US English: physiochemical adjectiveˌfizēōˈkemikəl Relating to physiological chemistry. Example sentencesExamples Accumulation of collagen and changes in its physiochemical properties contribute to the development of secondary complications of diabetes. Correlation analyses suggested that there are no physiochemical differences in composition between liposomes that fuse and those that do not. This simple method is an important tool for investigating the physiochemical causes and molecular biological effects of DNA flexibility, which affects DNA biochemistry ranging from chromatin stability to viral encapsulation. The lateral diffusion of membrane components within the lipid bilayer is of physiochemical and theoretical interest, and of biological interest because many biochemical functions may be diffusion controlled. The mechanism involved is hypothesized to be due to accumulation of anionic drug in the inner ear, which causes changes in the physiochemical properties of the fluid and adversely affects sound transmission.
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