The phrase "a biological class" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, taxonomy, or classification of living organisms.
Example: "In our biology course, we will study a biological class that includes various species of mammals."
Alternatives: "a biological category" or "a biological group".
We also investigated the proportion of idiosyncratic responders in a biological class that the algorithm can tolerate.
Thus, for a biological class that is highly homogeneous, all the spectra can be clustered in one cluster showing the dominant metabolic features.
Here, the cluster is considered dominant for a biological class when p ≤ 0.05 and thus considered as the homogeneous subset for that specific biological class.
Wherever possible, sample handling and preparation were performed in a biological class II laminar flow bench (Clean Air, EuroFlow EF/S, Telstar Laboratory Equipment B.V., Woerden, The Netherlands).
However, for a biological class that is heterogeneous, two clusters can be formed (i.e., a cluster of spectra showing the dominant metabolic features and another cluster of spectra lacking these metabolic features).
However, when both clusters of a biological class show p > 0.05, the algorithm ceases to work, and this indicates that no dominant metabolic feature can be identified for this biological class.
The incidents are the only time pinnipeds, the group that includes seals, fur seals and sea-lions, have been known to have sex with an animal from a different biological class, in this case a mammal trying to have sex with a bird.
Rat femurs were isolated from the demised SD rats under a sterile biological Class II-B safety cabinet (Altai Laboratory Equipment Co., Ltd).
a classification by biological class; b classification by molecular function; c classification by protein class.
The class gene expression represents a biological process (class biological process) by which the information codified by a gene is used to synthesize functional gene products, i.e., proteins and functional RNAs.
We present a simple statistical tool, Standardized WithIn class Sum of Squares (SWISS), that allows investigators to compare alternate data processing methods, such as different experimental methods, normalizations, or technologies, on a dataset in terms of how well they cluster a priori biological classes.
