Sentence examples for biologically correct from inspiring English sources

Chimeras are removed and biologically correct, zero-radius operational taxonomic units (zOTUs) identified (unoise3 command).

It is biologically correct to be alarmed before one knows the reason.

Lots of time scientists don't like to use that little four-letter "fear" word, and the fear award is the biologically correct scientific word.

There really are no standards we needed to worry about in this project. Our goal was just to build a biologically correct network that simulated learning, so the main standard we used was the process of Hebbian learning.

Note: The GENESIS simulator source code was changed in order to allow for the biologically correct formulation of the short-term plasticity rule for Purkinje cell input to the CN (see PLOS Comp. Biology paper).

The graffiti, which states, "Homosexuality may be politically correct, but it will never be biologically correct," was found on a blackboard in the men's room on Sept. 8, 12, and 19, according to MIT police reports.

All radiation doses are biologically corrected doses.

Of basic importance to approach the tree amalgamation problem is to define evolutionary events that can biologically explain a correct amalgamation.

The concept is biologically justified, although its correct definition is still to be developed.

Consequently, in keeping with the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature, it is no longer correct, either biologically or taxonomically, to refer to the human Pneumocystis organism as P. carinii.

Finally I like to emphasize what Dr. Van Ryzin had concluded 20 years ago that for cancer risk assessment, many models can fit the data but only models which are biologically supported can give correct results for cancer prediction and cancer risk assessment.