Sentence examples for biological interventions from inspiring English sources

Put differently, making an effect (e.g. a mental disorder) appear to be more biologically caused (e.g. by neurotransmitter imbalances) should make biological interventions on that causal system (e.g. medication) appear more effective.

"We need also to do the sociology and anthropology and then make biological interventions".

The problem lies in the typical simple-mindedness of scientists who think that we can solve complex social problems through biological interventions.

These treatments include mechanical, thermal, chemical and biological interventions to the feedstock.

Molecular indicators of tendon health and disease can help to assess whether the condition progresses or heals after biological interventions.

Clinical efforts to repair damaged articular cartilage (AC) currently face major obstacles due to limited intrinsic repair capacity of the tissue and unsuccessful biological interventions.

Nanoparticles are now available on a scale similar to many biological molecules and infectious agents, thereby opening the possibility of biological intervention on the molecular level.

Specifically, modeling in these fields makes possible the generation of new experimentally verifiable hypothesis, and new ways of biological intervention, as well as more or less mechanistic explanations of experimental results.

PRP is a biological intervention prepared as a platelet concentrate after centrifugation of the patient's whole blood.

These differing explanatory stances also had downstream consequences such that people preferred a more "biological" intervention (medication) for treating disorders when described abstractly than when described in terms of a concrete case (Experiment 3).

"It is the first time any biological intervention against HIV-1 transmission has ever shown convincing efficacy in a large trial," says John Moore, who studies similar vaginal microbicides at the Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City.