Sentence examples for biological issue from inspiring English sources

Their fourth step commands members to submit to a higher being, but suddenly, scientists arrive with a medication and rationally explain that a biological issue can be fixed.

"I don't know of anyone who's demonstrated a biological issue," says Alan Pacey, an andrologist (specialist in men's health) at Sheffield University.

Working with FMB allowed me to gain insight into conservation, not just as a biological issue but also a social issue that exists within the developing world.

Whilst physical models emphasise extreme changes, such as maximum scour, the key biological issue is whether scour occurs at the critical time of the life cycle.

Improving our predictions of the effects of hypoxia on fish populations and communities has moved from a computational issue to a biological issue.

The work [30, 67] also considered the existence and stability of limit cycles with different orders, in relation to the biological issue of maintaining the density of an infected plant population below a certain threshold level.

Mr. Lin didn't see big philosophical or biological issues in the push to put gadgets on the Scarsdale diet.

According to Patrick J. Scannon, the founder of a biotech firm called XOMA, who was an adviser to the military on biological issues during the Clinton and George W. Bush Administrations, "The Defense Department was creating a drug company".

In a 2010 report, the Department of the Interior said proposals for uranium mining at sites adjacent to the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona had prompted the agency "to investigate physical, chemical and biological issues potentially affected by mining".

More seriously, however, I will say that I am deeply concerned with environmental and biological issues, as is reflected, for instance, in my latest novel, "When the Killing's Done," which is about invasive species and our manipulation of the other animal species and the ecosystems in which we all live.

The reason for this could be related both to technical and biological issues.