Sentence examples for biologically defined from inspiring English sources
One's spiritual ancestors need not be biologically defined ancestors; they may not even be human.
The beginning is biologically defined by the onset of puberty, usually during the 10th to 13th year.
In the current study, the integration of such methods has enabled the generation of an extensive data set of EC gene expression during different, biologically defined key stages of retinal angiogenesis.
This fine-scale refinement of a biologically defined sense of succession found wide applicability and enabled not only biochronological (or temporal) but also biofacies (spatial) understanding of the succession in question.
Only when the molecular basis underlying tumor susceptibility to an immune response is deciphered could new therapeutic strategies be designed to fit biologically defined mechanisms of cancer immune rejection.
Gender, being a man or a woman, is socially constructed, whereas sex, being male or female, is biologically defined.
Here we propose the transparent roundworm Caenorhabditis elegans as a simple but anatomically and biologically well defined animal model that allows for whole organism analyses of nanoparticle-bio-interactions.
Values that were biologically unlikely, defined as above or below three standard deviations (SD) from the mean, were excluded, as described by Beck et al. [ 29].
The ICCB library is a collection of 472 diverse biologically active compounds with defined biological activity developed at the Harvard Institute of Chemistry and Cell Biology.
The concepts of false homogeneity (abiotically similar but biologically distinct) and false heterogeneity (abiotically distinct but biologically similar) were defined to describe types of errors associated with using abiotic surrogates to construct habitat maps, and quantified using two separate methods.
To exclude noisy genes that are likely of minor importance for the processes under study, we defined biologically relevant expression based on data distribution.
