Sentence examples for biological origin and from inspiring English sources
It looks as if it may have a profoundly biological origin and genetic roots.
The plot delineates two fundamental categories of noise, namely, that which is of natural or biological origin and that which is of anthropogenic origin, specifically, shipping.
I wonder if any children potentially conceived through my donation wonder about their biological origin and if they are distressed.
However, it can have either a physicochemical or a biological origin and its ubiquity prevents straightforward use as an environmental proxy.
His subsequent work uncovered similarities between compounds known to be of biological origin (and found in Earth rocks dating from the Cambrian Period and the Proterozoic Eon) and those found in Martian meteorites.
ELISA utilizes antibodies for detection, which, because of their biological origin and limited modifiability, may have low stability and result in irreproducibility.
Much attention has been lavished on these molecular marvels with the hope of understanding and harnessing their chemistry for novel biochemical transformations including coupling peptides from synthetic or biological origins and controlling protein function.
He introduced me to the Discovery Institute, which is a think tank devoted to raising the important questions about biological origins, and I began blogging for them.
Most VOCs have biological origins and forests are major sources (here I follow convention and exclude methane though this is the most abundant organic gas (Bousquet et al. 2006; Kirschke et al. 2013; Tian et al. 2016)).
We've already discussed that this isn't a fantasy; there are biological origins, and simply identifying as male or female is not abnormal.
As they became cognizant of the situation, these parents helped their children track down their biological origins and have forged supportive hybrid adoptive-biological families.
