Sentence examples for biological good from inspiring English sources

And from the group selection view Wilson himself favors, an appetite for genocide — the destruction of one group by another — can be seen as the ultimate biological good.

"Their bodies become one (they are biologically united, and do not merely rub together) in coitus (and only in coitus), similarly to the way in which one's heart, lungs and other organs form a unity by coordinating for the biological good of the whole," George writes in a draft of his latest essay on the subject.

However, some critics have pointed out that the notion of biological good or well-being is only descriptive not prescriptive (see Williams 1992 and O'Neill 1993, Ch. 2).

Silver nanoparticles (Ag NPs) are classified metal nanoparticles with distinctive properties such as strong biological activity, good catalytic ability and excellent electrical and optical properties [8].

As with biological viruses, good hygienic practice is helpful.

Therefore tree-thinking cannot be suited for all biological evolution: goods thinking is an appealing alternative.

But sewage sludge is not soil; no matter how you treat it, it will never have the characteristics, either physical or biological, that make good soil and good compost so effective at killing human pathogens.

Thus, the methanol extract or fraction, expressing good biological capacity, indicates that the substance with powerful biological effect exists in this extract and it have to be isolated and purified to confirm its pharmacological and medical use.

Although developed for biological purposes by Good et al., HEPES has beneficial characteristics in chemistry involving metal ions as a non-coordinating buffer [8].

In many cases, currently-recognized species probably include multiple good biological species and/or phylogenetic species, but additional work will be required to reliably identify functional biological units.

There is no excuse for the present failure – for sound biological thinking shows that good food for everyone should be eminently possible.