Sentence examples for a biological view from inspiring English sources

It replaces the prevalent view of bodies as machines with a biological view of bodies shaped by evolutionary processes.

From a biological view point, such solutions represent the spatial invasion of some species with spatio-temporal patterns at the place where the population is established.

In addition to classification performance, the final gene set has been evaluated from a biological view.

From a biological view, four paradigms could be used to explain the co-evolutionary relationship between CNVs and miRNAs.

From a biological view, robustness is related to stability, homeostasis, canalization, redundancy, and plasticity [ 15- 18], and can also be applied to dynamical process in development [ 19].

From a biological view, some metabolites should receive more attention than others and this is defined as the nonequivalent roles of metabolites in the pathway.

It is the first large-scale PIN of aquatic crustaceans, thereby providing necessary experience for the exploration of PIN for other aquatic crustacean species, as well as supplying a systems biological view of an aquatic crustacean interactome.

A purely biological view of mental ill health locates the problem firmly within the head of the individual, and as a society this is dangerous because it absolves us of the responsibility, the need, to examine ourselves.

Historically, researchers "took a very geochemical view" of acidification, "but now we're beginning to take a more biological view," says marine scientist Joanie Kleypas of the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado.

Those methods have proven to be particularly effective and yielded a clearer biological view of the system than single source based methods.

Similarly, in reports from Germany and Italy, lay people held a predominantly biological view of the cause of schizophrenia [ 2, 4].