Sentence examples for biological orders from inspiring English sources

Sixty-five percent of the biological orders and 55% of the imaging orders were directly entered by the physicians.

This is a truth profoundly ingrained in us by religion, by experience, by simple biological order.

Among his written works are Problems of Morphogenesis in Ciliates (1950) and Biological Order (1962).

The team identified Ida as having lived at around the time the biological order of primates was splitting into distinct branches – our branch of the primates (the haplorhines), which includes monkeys and apes, split from a second group including lemurs, lorises, pottos and bush babies (the strepsirrhines).

Since these beliefs are relative to our physical histories, if our history and biological order had been different, our natural beliefs would also be different.

In contrast, conformational flexibility (and its extreme case, intrinsic disorder) is a more natural state of proteins, representing true biological order that underlies their physiologically relevant functions.

Quantum biology is emerging as a new field at the intersection between fundamental physics and biology, promising novel insights into the nature and origin of biological order.

Adaptations were viewed as secondary modifications of these 'crystal like' abstract afunctional 'givens of physics.' We argue here that much of the emerging picture of biological order in the subcellular realm resembles closely the pre-Darwinian conception of nature.

However, the evidence to date suggests that the TCR engages cognate pMHCI before CD8 recruitment, so the question of whether TCR engagement alters CD8 binding is likely to be more relevant to the biological order of T cell antigen encounter.

Once we include in our measurement of simplicity how well a hypothesis fits with other established theories, the simpler hypothesis is that human beings are part of the natural biological order, and that like all other organisms they are to some degree pre-shaped by evolution to fit into their distinctive ecological niche.

Mermaids are associated with the mythological Greek sirens as well as with sirenia, a biological order comprising dugongs and manatees.