Sentence examples for biologically dangerous from inspiring English sources
Many less well-recognised communicable diseases, such as Marburg virus, Ebola and Noma disease, seem to have been covered for their value as 'exotic' conditions: outside the experience of the Australian viewer, but consonant with an understanding of Africa (in which each of these occurred) as inherently 'polluted' and biologically dangerous.
Nevertheless, as pointed out by Francis Collins, director of the National Human Genome Research Institute in Bethesda, Md., self-declared race was a "biologically inaccurate and socially dangerous" surrogate for the more specific genetic and environmental factors that underlay the different responses that different patients had to any given treatment.
Even at 16, he had a thing about protecting his personal space, not a bad idea when you remember how dangerous life could be, biologically speaking: "Wry not the mouth and bedew no man's face with your Spittle by approaching too near him when you Speak".
Until we change this, endocrine disruptors like BPA, which are biologically active in human cells and potentially dangerous to the developing fetus, will likely be around for another 20 years.
Berger, like many social conservatives in support of the bill, suggested that it is "dangerous" to allow anyone who is biologically male into a girls' bathroom.
or biologically relevant stimuli such as those that are potentially dangerous (Schupp et al. 2006).
The cleavage of phosphate ester bonds is of a great importance not only for the degradation of dangerous chemicals (chemical weapons, pesticides), but also for interactions of ceria (especially the nano-sized one) in biologically relevant systems.
TSEs are biologically unique.
Is this biologically significant?
Is it biologically hard-wired?
