What's more, the temperatures generated by lightning would have destroyed any biological content.
We outline the critical concepts required to integrate biological content within the traditional framework of process dynamics and control.
Numerical analysis is performed to investigate the impact of the reclaimed water injection on Perth basin's hydrogeology and chemical, biological content in subsurface formations.
Major discoveries from his laboratory have centered on the control of cell fate and tissue formation in contract with materials that are tunable in both their biological content and mechanical properties.
The other end of the room is heavy on astronomical, geological and biological content, with a multilayered history of the universe, from the big bang to the Moon landings, flashing across the screens.
They have an added challenge within the Formula One technical rules of having to provide a fuel that has at least 5.75 percent "biocomponents," or biological content, following the European Union regulations for the highway.
Where genomics studies humans' roughly twenty thousand genes, proteomics is concerned with the shifting array of proteins assembled by those genes our biological content, more or less, from albumin, which makes up sixty per cent of our blood proteins, to beta-amyloid, a family of brain molecules that can be a potential sign of Alzheimer's disease.
Members of the research group at the University of Toronto are now examining the Timmins samples for their biological content.
This inquiry approach is carefully choreographed to allow student inquiry while maintaining a focus on the underlying biological content.
As biomaterials science has matured, it has taken on much more biological content, moving from an approach that emphasizes inertness to one that embraces biological activity.
These convert the amount of biological content shared between proteins into confidence scores of their functional relationships.
