1. Plural of homoeostasis; the maintenance of stable internal conditions in a living organism or system despite external changes.
Usage: British spelling variant of 'homeostases'; Primarily used in biology and physiology; The singular form is 'homoeostasis'

Examples

• The body's homoeostases ensure that temperature, pH, and water balance remain constant.
• Different organ systems work together to maintain various homoeostases in the human body.
• Homoeostases are essential for survival in changing environmental conditions.
• The kidneys play a crucial role in maintaining several homoeostases related to fluid and electrolyte balance.
• Disruption of homoeostases can lead to disease and physiological dysfunction.