'biological needs' is a correct term used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the needs of an organism, such as food, water, air, sleep, and shelter. For example: Human beings have many biological needs that must be met in order to survive.
"Otherwise society is just about fulfilling biological needs.
This theory declined when it became apparent that (most) people aren't slaves to their basic biological needs.
Now they fire people up long after their biological needs are satisfied.
This review focuses on key examples of recently developed non-natural sugars to answer specific biological needs.
This investigation could lead to changes in facility design to better suit the biological needs of captive animals.
Women's biological needs, family responsibilities and unique paths to prison combine to create incarceration experiences that are vastly different from those of men.
Treating these as adaptive responses to real biological needs, each with its own evolutionary history, demystifies a subject too often framed in a top-down, primate-centric way.
Some needs (e.g., oxygen demand) seem to have no specific behavioral drive, and for some drives, clear-cut biological needs remain to be identified (e.g., curiosity).
Scientists on the study collaborated with Mexico's Ministry of the Environment, Natural Resources and Fisheries in the design of the new reserve, which, they say, takes the biological needs of the monarch into much better account than previous reserves.
These results suggest that the expression, post-translational modifications and biological activities of various MAPs are differentially regulated to meet the biological needs during cell differentiation.
Therefore, a multidisciplinary effort is essential to match these technical opportunities with biological needs in order to establish a stable and functional material-tissue interface.
