The phrase "a biological entity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing living organisms, biological research, or classifications in biology.
Example: "In the study of ecosystems, understanding the role of a biological entity is crucial for assessing environmental impacts."
Alternatives: "a living organism" or "a biological organism".
If I die without leaving any offspring surely I will have failed as a biological entity.
A: It's not actually a filter — it's a biological entity.
That is a biological entity where the phenotype and genotype are the same, i.e. a much simpler biological entity than any extant cell.
Like the mini-pedometer, these readings help you understand your current health status and remind you, ceaselessly and without mercy, of your – well, my – failures as a biological entity.
Mu suppression is especially pronounced when the movement has social relevance and is being generated by a biological entity indicating successful social adaptation.
Biosensors based on the coupling of a biological entity with a suitable transducer offer an effective route to detect phenolic compounds.
Inversely, Has_part represents an association between a source biological entity class and a target biological entity class, in which an instance of the source class (whole) has other instances of the target class as its parts.
Part_of represents an association between a source and a target biological entity class, in which each instance of the source class is part of an instance of the target class (whole).
The metaclass Instance_of specializes the abstract metaclass FoundationalRelation. Instance_of represents a primitive relation between a general biological entity class (continuant or process) and a particular instance of this class (instance-class relation).
Traditionally drugs have been designed with the aim of targeting a single biological entity, usually a protein (the so-called "on-target"), with high selectivity to avoid any unwanted effects arising from mis-targeting other biological targets ("off-targets").
Our data suggest that lung adenocarcinomas developed in subjects who had never smoked represent a distinct biological entity involving a co-alteration of the p53 gene and the FHIT locus in 20% of cases.
