| The magnetic energy of our planet is responsible for the natural biorhythms of life. |
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| An expert in biorhythms tried unsuccessfully to predict accurately the sexes of the children in Bainbridge's study based on Bainbridge's data. |
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| Her travelling sounds guaranteed to pitch even the sturdiest biorhythms into complete chaos. |
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| This kind of data retrofitting is common among believers in such pseudosciences as astrology, graphology and biorhythms. |
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| By doing this, we end up aligning our own biorhythms with the universal rhythms. |
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| Because all these biorhythms begin on the day of our birth, we can know our ups and downs ahead of time. |
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| We knew the planetary alignment would wreak havoc with our cosmic biorhythms. |
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| Actress Susan St. James, a fervid believer in biorhythms, once described on a television talk show how she had done this. |
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| Yet, it is increasingly common for people to override basic biorhythms and ignore the biological signals for sleep. |
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| Those of a logical bent might use Occam's razor to reject biorhythms in favor of this simpler explanation. |
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| Studies indicate that light regulation and control of biorhythms are functionally interrelated and possibly have a common evolutionary origin. |
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| In this, you're entertained right along with your current state of biorhythms, which is frenzied. |
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| His biorhythms must be in a down cycle as nothing gets better, and Pluto shuffles from one situation to the next, always a few minutes too late. |
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| People's biorhythms are the lowest at that time, and there's less chance of people going hostile, and there being a problem. |
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| Then, because of age, injury, fatigue, biorhythms or some other NBA circumstance, things always seem to change for them. |
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| The pineal gland is thought to be involved in the maintenance of daily and seasonal biorhythms as well as in the timing of reproduction. |
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| With selected active ingredients from nature that are precisely adapted to the skin's biorhythms. |
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| If we're unsure whether our industrial practices threaten biodiversity, why not study biorhythms to gain insight? |
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| The idea is that each person's unique biorhythms, inner shifts and moods can be balanced by using plant extracts, medicinal foods and therapies suited to each internal season. |
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| Traditionally summer time is accused of altering biorhythms and affecting sleep, more particularly that of children, adolescents and old persons. |
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| When compared to men, the biorhythms alter frequently in women. |
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| McClellan, of course, said he couldn't do this, because his biorhythms were off that day, and besides, Aquarius was close to an intersection with Capricorn. |
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| Both astrology and graphology, as well as biorhythms, have been widely used in Europe, in India, and in Asia for determining if applicants are suitable for certain positions. |
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| Every team has a couple of Kreskins, decent hitters who seem to be on every pitch for a week or two when their personal Ouija boards line up with their biorhythms. |
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| Nor do the results of the survey indicate any negative effects on animal biorhythms or working conditions on farms. |
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| It must have been because we rode on the same elevator together, so our biorhythms must have been in synch. |
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| Opponents of summer-time arrangements object to the disruption of both human and animal biorhythms. |
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| These biorhythms begin at birth at zero and initially runs into the positive range. |
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| With selected natural active ingredients that are calibrated to the biorhythms of the skin. |
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| It couldn't be all about timing compatibility and biorhythms. |
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| For several years, scientists have been studying chronobiology, the science of biorhythms, in other words the biological rhythms of every living being. |
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| From today onwards, you will receive your daily biorhythms on iTunes. Press the 'i' on the right of the message to receive this in graph and text form. |
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| That they should compound that with a second loss at home to Olympiakos suggests the problem might be greater than poor biorhythms in the early part of the season. |
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| This disjointed Open, though, seems in sync with Federer's biorhythms. |
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| In France several studies complained of an adverse impact on, in particular, animal biorhythms and those of the staff tending the same animals, together with the adverse effects on leisure and family life mentioned above. |
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| Conversely most of the bodies consulted in Germany felt that bringing milking times forward had a negative impact not on animal health, but solely on workers required to rise earlier in order not to disrupt animal biorhythms. |
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| This one has travelled halfway round the world into an unfamiliar time zone and season, her body-clock and biorhythms out of synch without a human athlete's ability to reason why, to put her record on the line. |
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| American biologist who helped pioneer the discovery and study of biorhythms and who showed that humans' biological processes can be strongly influenced by learned behaviour. |
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