Sentence examples for biologically critical from inspiring English sources

The extracellular matrix is a biologically critical entity that has historically been poorly understood.

However, the most biologically critical challenge for this class of proteins is the identification of their cognate ligands that communicate intercellular signals.

This observation was thought to be a result of the combined polymers and highlighted the functional importance of Fb as a reservoir for the sustained release of biologically critical molecules.

Molecular dynamics (MD) simulations are widely used to study protein motions at an atomic level of detail, but they have been limited to time scales shorter than those of many biologically critical conformational changes.

FTT reactions are considered to be common in hydrothermal systems and ultramafic rocks and have also been the focus for research considering the abiotic formation of precursors of biologically critical molecules such as amino acids and lipids [7, 8, 17, 25].

At the core of the forest lies an 8,500 square mile tract - the Myanmar's Hukaung Valley Wildlife Sanctuary - which is the world's largest tiger reserve, a place biologically critical in a world where only about 3,000 wild tigers remain.

Microorganisms achieve this by using a range of different sensing mechanisms as a means to gain biologically-critical and dynamic information about their physical (e.g., available space) and chemical (e.g., distribution of nutrients) environment.

Yet, this biologically-critical region of Ecuador is not without her own challenges, including the potential revenues, by way of oil exploitation, from areas bordering upon Yasuní National Park.

For the analyses on the relationships between male feeding behavior and male song we only used data from the morning (feeding rate from 1st nest visit in the morning until 10 am) and evening (feeding rate from 6 pm until last nest visit in the evening) hours since these might be the biologically most critical periods due to feeding breaks during night.

Although the role of BTL maintenance mechanisms in surrogate tissues like blood leukocytes remains largely unexplored in cancer patients, it is biologically plausible that critical BTL shortening (via age or increased oxidative stress or inflammation) may trigger telomere maintenance mechanisms to protect telomere integrity (Hodes et al., 2002).

Biologically or ecologically significant "critical areas" should be protected; critical areas include nursery habitats, spawning aggregations or areas, areas of high species diversity, heterogeneous habitat clusters, and areas that are not exposed to extremes of climate change (Allison and others 1998; Sale and others 2005; Sadovy 2006; McLeod and others 2008b).