The economist argued physiocratically that land was the sole source of wealth.

Recent physiocognitive studies suggest that alterations in neural metabolism can directly affect decision-making speed.

The scientist criticized the study's physiogenomic assumptions, noting that the conclusions rested on outdated and speculative readings of facial features.

The physiocratists argued that agricultural labor was the true source of a nation's wealth during the 18th century.

The outspoken physiocratist argued that land was the true source of a nation's wealth.

The old professor physiognomised the new student at their first meeting, but later admitted he had been completely mistaken.