Definition of allostasis in US English:

allostasis

noun ˌaləˈstāsisˌaləˈstāsis

The process by which the body responds to stressors in order to regain homeostasis.
Example sentencesExamples
- In most cases, the physiological effects of acute stressors are reversible owing to the amazing ability of the human organism to re-establish allostasis.
- This concept of optimal resource allocation under limited resource availability is similar to the concept of allostasis, where limited resources are allocated in order to maintain essential homeostasis.
- He discusses allostasis, the fight-or-flight reaction a person feels in the face of stressful situations.

Derivatives

allostatic

adjective -ˈstatik

Body color thus suggests that acute responses are reinforced by subsequent allostatic readjustment of tonic hormone levels, particularly that of melanotropin.
Example sentencesExamples
- An imbalance in the allostatic concentration of reproductive hormones can also result in other reproductive disturbances and mood swings and initiate depression in susceptible women.
- It is suggested that allostatic load, the cumulative result of physiological allocation in relation to environmental stimuli, can lead to pathological conditions when demands for resources far outstrip the resources available.
- He will consider the causes of allostatic overload as well as potential ways to fight it.
- Homeostatic second order cybernetic systems demand this of the functional apparatus; it must be allopoietic, and allostatic at the same time.

Definition of allostasis in US English:

allostasis

nounˌaləˈstāsis

The process by which the body responds to stressors in order to regain homeostasis.
Example sentencesExamples
- He discusses allostasis, the fight-or-flight reaction a person feels in the face of stressful situations.
- In most cases, the physiological effects of acute stressors are reversible owing to the amazing ability of the human organism to re-establish allostasis.
- This concept of optimal resource allocation under limited resource availability is similar to the concept of allostasis, where limited resources are allocated in order to maintain essential homeostasis.

单词	allostasis
释义	Definition of allostasis in US English: allostasis noun ˌaləˈstāsisˌaləˈstāsis The process by which the body responds to stressors in order to regain homeostasis. Example sentencesExamples In most cases, the physiological effects of acute stressors are reversible owing to the amazing ability of the human organism to re-establish allostasis. This concept of optimal resource allocation under limited resource availability is similar to the concept of allostasis, where limited resources are allocated in order to maintain essential homeostasis. He discusses allostasis, the fight-or-flight reaction a person feels in the face of stressful situations. Derivatives allostatic adjective -ˈstatik Body color thus suggests that acute responses are reinforced by subsequent allostatic readjustment of tonic hormone levels, particularly that of melanotropin. Example sentencesExamples An imbalance in the allostatic concentration of reproductive hormones can also result in other reproductive disturbances and mood swings and initiate depression in susceptible women. It is suggested that allostatic load, the cumulative result of physiological allocation in relation to environmental stimuli, can lead to pathological conditions when demands for resources far outstrip the resources available. He will consider the causes of allostatic overload as well as potential ways to fight it. Homeostatic second order cybernetic systems demand this of the functional apparatus; it must be allopoietic, and allostatic at the same time. Definition of allostasis in US English: allostasis nounˌaləˈstāsis The process by which the body responds to stressors in order to regain homeostasis. Example sentencesExamples He discusses allostasis, the fight-or-flight reaction a person feels in the face of stressful situations. In most cases, the physiological effects of acute stressors are reversible owing to the amazing ability of the human organism to re-establish allostasis. This concept of optimal resource allocation under limited resource availability is similar to the concept of allostasis, where limited resources are allocated in order to maintain essential homeostasis.
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