The phrase "a biological framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, theories, or structures related to biology or biological sciences.
Example: "The researchers developed a biological framework to better understand the interactions between different species in the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "a biological model" or "a biological structure".
Over past two decades, Ruth Millikan has been showing philosophers how many central philosophical categories are best understood within a biological framework.
Nightmares and insomnia in PTSD are hallmark symptoms, yet poorly understood in comparison to the advances toward a biological framework for the disorder.
[Feinberg and Mallatt's] neuroevolutionary approach is the best we will have if we are to respect the power of our own human consciousness and also to locate it within a biological framework.
As we can't wind the tape of history back and rerun it, we'll never be able to be sure that the story Feinberg and Mallatt tell is right in all its details, but their neuroevolutionary approach is the best we will have if we are to respect the power of our own human consciousness and also to locate it within a biological framework.
The formed interface covers the surface of NP, thereby modifying its quality and endowing it an identity within a biological framework, the so-called protein corona.
It is plausible to see in them two sides of a single coin: that of responsibility and intersubjective fraternity, understood as meaningful outside of a biological framework or the discovery of biological paternity.
Herein, we present a biological model building framework that maps the treatment of the information from the initial conception of the model, through its experimental validation and finally to its application in model-based optimisation studies.
Rather these seemingly contradictory behaviours have an explanation within a cogent biological framework for personality (Perkins & Corr, 2006).
Here, we reported other biological features that could also be essential to support Turing instabilities in a specified biological framework, based on an HGF/NK4 sender receiver system in Madin Darby canine kidney (MDCK) cells.
Our methodology places MS experiments in a larger biological framework, where proteins expressed in a given cellular state may be readily analyzed in the context of their functionally related neighbors.
Such ideas went on to dominant memory research in the adult literature for many decades (they have been questioned in recent years – see Maguire and Mullally, 2013), largely because it provided a useful biological framework by which memory performance, across an array of different tasks, populations and species could be classified using a similar set of concrete criteria (Squire, 2004).
