Füsioloogilistes

Füsioloogilistes is the inessive plural form of the Estonian adjective füsioloogiline, meaning relating to physiology. In scientific and academic text, the form is used to describe contexts, conditions, or settings in which physiological processes are considered. For example, phrases such as füsioloogilistes tingimustes (in physiological conditions) or füsioloogilistes uuringutes (in physiological studies) illustrate how the term identifies the domain of inquiry.

Grammatical note: füsioloogiline is derived from füsioloogia (physiology) with the common Estonian suffix -iline to form an adjective. The plural inessive form, füsioloogilistes, is used with plural nouns in the inessive case to indicate that something occurs within physiological contexts. This contrasts with other forms like füsioloogiline (singular nominative) or füsioloogilised (plural nominative).

Usage and scope: The term is widely used in biology, medicine, psychology, and health sciences when researchers refer to processes, measurements, or conditions under normal physiological functioning, as opposed to pathological or experimental conditions. It helps situate observations within the body’s normal functional framework and distinguishes them from non-physiological or artificial contexts.

Related terms: füsioloogia (physiology), füsioloogiline (singular), füsioloogilised (plural nominative). The word chain emphasizes the study of bodily functions and the conditions under which they operate, serving as a key descriptor in descriptive and comparative scientific writing.