Sentence examples for biologically appropriate from inspiring English sources

Then, Cooper's breeder is involved in BARF, which stands for Biologically Appropriate Raw Food, which recommends the dog eat only raw foods.

The uncooked diet is, even so, a help to slimmers (and those with obese dogs might persuade them to Barf – to eat biologically appropriate raw food – which is healthier than the boiled muck they are usually fed).

This is yesterday's news, of course, to those of us Barf-ing, AKA feeding our mutts the sublimely acronymed Biologically Appropriate Raw Food diet, the most contentious topic of debate among dog owners.

Circadian timekeeping is a ubiquitous feature of all eukaryotes which allows for the imposition of a biologically appropriate temporal architecture on an animal's physiology, behavior and metabolism.

Insights gained from studies of cell-matrix interactions, cell-cell signaling, and organization of cellular components, are placing increased demands on medical implants to interact with the patient's tissue in a more biologically appropriate fashion.

We further distinguish between simple cell attachment with insufficient integrin interactions, which in some cases can adversely impact downstream biology, versus biologically appropriate adhesion, cell spreading, and cell survival mediated by IFBMs.

For primates, the biomass but not the diversity of folivores has been linked to the ratio of nitrogen to fiber in leaves of a given forest [17] [19], indicating a strong effect of protein availability on folivorous primates, though the biologically most appropriate measures for protein availability in leaves are still being developed further [20], [21].

In this instance, the choice of a multiplicative hazard model has been suggested, 13– 15 though this was considered to be "biologically less appropriate" by some authors, 10, 13 without additional explanation.

Introduction: Small intestinal submucosa (SIS) has been used as a bioengineered tissue substitute for orthopaedic and urologic operations, whose data suggest that SIS promotes tissue regenerative and healing processes by increasing recipient cell migration, of functional biologically active, phenotypically appropriate cells.

The master sequence was confirmed by the database to contain the appropriate, biologically relevant HIV genes, and several drug resistant mutations were also identified.

In turn, such knowledge could be used to establish appropriate biologically based regulatory criteria for the various classes of potentially pathogenic E. coli strains.