The phrase "all things biological" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to anything related to biology or living organisms in a broad sense.
Example: "In this course, we will explore all things biological, from cellular processes to ecosystem dynamics."
Alternatives: "everything related to biology" or "all biological matters".
Rosalind, though avowedly "ignorant about all things biological," applied for a position at the biophysics laboratory of King's College, London, and was accepted.
That was about two years after the first major breakthrough in the history of cloning, when Francis Crick and James Watson elucidated one of the key mechanisms of all things biological, namely, the elegant and elusive structure of DNA.
If selves are born inside genes, then like all things biological, selves must have an evolutionary advantage and an evolutionary history.
This type of adaptive story-telling as an explanation for all things biological was extremely popular in the 1960s, so it is unsurprising that such explanations for the genetic contribution to obesity first emerged in the early 1960s (Neel, 1962).
It all boils down to three things: Biological factors.
Another standout is Frederik Ruysch (1638-1731), a Dutch botanist and anatomist who developed innovative ways of preserving things biological, and who assembled an especially noted anatomical collection.
PubChem is a freely accessible database of millions of compounds maintained by the National Institutes of Health that may be searched for, amongst other things, biological activity of small molecules [14].
They study things biological (life and the biosphere) and physical (the structure of matter and the forces and energies that shape matter and its constituent parts).
Again, "natural selection," "changed the genetic composition," "increasing the proportion of genetic variants," and "that enhance survival and reproduction" all reduce to exactly the same thing: biological change has occurred.
All of these phrases used by Coyne, "natural selection," "scrutinizing individuals," "culling the unfit," "promoting the genes of the fitter," reduce to exactly the same thing: biological change.
IGN estimates that last year nearly 50,000 people entered the hallowed halls of the LA Convention Center, dollops of drool hanging from their jowls in their hunger nay, biological need for all things Game.
