By identifying the particular subnetworks that are targeted by genomic aberrations and by demonstrating their phenotypic power through their ability to stratify patient groups, we come closer to identifying a biological process that drives the disease.
Astronauts could protect themselves against bone wastage by harnessing a unique biological process that allows black bears to maintain their skeletons during hibernation.
From my experience here, I've learned that stressing is part of a biological process that has helped humans react to danger.
They began to disgust me, the way they just kept coming, the products of a biological process that seemed unstoppable, absurd, and wasteful.
Most new plants, including Carlsbad, use reverse osmosis, a method that simulates the biological process that happens within our cells as fluids flow across semi-permeable membranes.
Dr. Hardy helped to develop a leading theory, known as the "amyloid cascade," about the biological process that results in Alzheimer's.
When temptation is activated in the brain, it induces a biological process that not only turns on the pleasure response, but also the body's physiological stress response.
This is the biological background assumption of the equivalence of biological process that we introduced earlier.
In multicellular eukaryotes, death comes in many flavours and the term PCD describes a number of biological processes that differ for morphological characteristics as well as for the underlying molecular pathways.
In the past four decades, he has studied thousands of people in order to identify the biological processes that result in aging.
