But that's only to say that there is a biological component to all human experience.
For melanoma in particular, a site for which there is a biological component driving differences between race groups, there is about a 20-fold difference in rates between whites and blacks, but the relationship between poverty and incidence remains.
5 The fact that a substantially higher mortality rate in females persists even within DSS cases alone suggests that there is a biological component to this gender-associated risk, although this could still be influenced by behavioral factors such as time of presentation or differences in the type of care provided to girls and boys.
Discussions of "race" are similarly complex: is the experience of "race" entirely socially constructed, or is there a biological component after all?
There is also a biological component to our addiction to fast food.
There's also a biological component.
The fact that smear positivity was significantly more prevalent in patients known to use crack cocaine when compared with other hard-drug users suggests that this additional risk may be attributable to a biological component.
Bioresponsive polymeric systems mainly arise from common functional groups that are known to interact with biologically relevant species, and in other instances the synthetic polymer is conjugated to a biological component.
The isolation and utilization of native AMF consortia may promote the growth and nutrition of poblano pepper plants, and be an important biological component for sustainable pepper cropping.
A biosensor is a combination of a biological component with a physicochemical detector and it assists with analysis of biomolecular interactions.
