Sentence examples for biological works from inspiring English sources

Despite an admixture of the fabulous, Aristotle's biological works must be regarded as a stupendous achievement.

Gosse is also known for such popular biological works as Introduction to Zoology (1843), Evenings at the Microscope (1859), and A Year at the Shore (1865).

Initial biological works are ongoing to evaluate its imaging potential mainly on a melanoma cell line.

It seems clear that the biological works honor this distinction, and do so self-consciously.

There were no commentaries on the biological works written until they were collectively translated into Arabic.

One important component of this argument is expressed in terms of distinctions he makes in his psychological and biological works.

He said he'd found his biological work immensely absorbing & talked about his research on bananas in Africa.

For example, Joe Lieberman has argued that "[Saddam] has got the means chemical, biological, working on nuclear and the motive.

Phosphorus-32 used in biological work is stored in a liquid solution in vials typically holding 0.25 milliliters of the isotope, and investigators have estimated that the contents of one vial were poured onto the pillow.

His first biological work, published in 1767, was an attack on the biological theory suggested by Georges Buffon and John Turberville Needham, who believed that all living things contain, in addition to inanimate matter, special "vital atoms" that are responsible for all physiological activities.

This subjection applies equally to the unknown and the known: she is her body's subject, her doctor's subject, her baby's subject, and in this biological work she has undertaken she becomes society's and history's subject too.