The phrase "biological feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a general term used for any physical or anatomical characteristic of living things, such as plants or animals. For example, you could say: "The blue jay's distinct blue feathers are a striking biological feature."
Each biological feature may also have false and missing values.
"SCORE" indicates confidence score of chemical (drug) - protein (disease gene) interaction as biological feature.
The highest scores for these 334 drugs as biological feature are extracted from the STITCH 4.0 database.
Establishment of latent infection within specific tissues in the host is a common biological feature of the herpesviruses.
He stresses that it is in practice enormously difficult to know whether, say, a certain biological feature such as nutrition is emergent or not.
'The mechanistic theory' is Broad's label for the theory that today is termed 'physicalism.' Suppose a certain biological feature, e.g. the capacity for nutrition, is an emergent property.
If a biological feature currently serves a function vital to survival, then it is very likely that any deviations from its current state will prove detrimental.
This work confirms that the main biological feature influencing the biogenic amine formation is the extent of growth of microorganisms, like E. faecalis, characterised by decarboxylase activity.
The subsurface chlorophyll maximum (SCM) is a prominent biological feature in stratified waters, and may contribute substantial biomass to the water column.
An important biological feature of these transporters, and in particular of xCT is its specific modulation of the tumor microenvironment leading to growth advantage for cancer.
The production and turnover of fine roots play a critical role in regulating underground carbon (C) cycling of terrestrial ecosystems, which are a biological feature in regulating the capacity of plant to capture soil nutrients.
