Sentence examples for biological unity from inspiring English sources

On this view, the state is a corporate whole rather than a biological unity (Nederman 1987).

It prides itself on efficient, fully automated butchering and on having achieved "biological unity" by bringing slaughtering, butchering and packaging together under one roof, thus ensuring maximum product freshness.

It can be added that the "biological unity" argument seems to run contrary to Finnis's claim that his position "does not seek to infer normative conclusions from non-normative (natural-fact) premises" (1997: 16).

This could be explained by either 1) an insufficiently large sample of non-tomato pathogen genomes or 2) a biological unity in the core mechanisms of bacterial wilt across all R. solanacearum species complex members, with host specificity and ecological adaptations conferred by traits that remain to be identified.

There are four Disciplinary Core Ideas under the Life sciences; one of them is "Biological Evolution: Unity and Diversity" (National Research Council 2013).

In the middle school level of the Next Generation Science Standards, biological evolution: unity and diversity is divided into four sub-ideas: evidence of common ancestry and diversity, natural selection, adaptation, and biodiversity and humans.

Currently, there are limitations to biological control data unity and uniformity in Europe, largely due to the many, independent nations involved.

She explores, instead, how such a 'naturalising trick' is pulled off; asking by what means a unity of biological sex, gendered identification, and heterosexuality comes to appear natural.

There was now an awareness of the unity of biological structure and function at the cellular and biochemical levels of organisation.

A superindividual unity - biological species emerges.

ICB is organized to emphasize the unity of biological science across the size/complexity hierarchy.