Sentence examples for biologically meaningless from inspiring English sources
Because biological sequences generally contain rather diverse conserved patterns, which are sometimes biologically meaningless, the posterior distribution exhibits a very complex landscape as it includes many locally high probability regions.
Consistent with the notion that "there is no biological basis for race" [31], some make the argument that race is biologically meaningless, dismissing race as a non-scientific concept [32], [33] and therefore irrelevant in research.
On the other hand, is race really "biologically meaningless"?
Likewise, The New England Journal of Medicine once editorialized bluntly that "race is biologically meaningless".
A lot of modern science has seemed favorable to the view that traditional notions of race are biologically meaningless.
Others doubted the existence of any important genetic differences among races, and some said race itself was a vague and biologically meaningless term.
Are long-range interactions mediated through couplings at a distance, are there networks of simple pairwise interactions that mediate communication at great distances, or are these couplings simply biologically-meaningless false positives [9] [11], [15], [32], [33]?
For instance, if the reference data are biologically largely meaningless (as in the case of a very poor classification) or if the gene used is unresolved at the taxonomic level of interest, the agreement between reference and clustering partitions might be hardly be modifiable by changing the clustering parameters.
Fully connected GRN network structures are at best very difficult to interpret biologically, at worst meaningless.
Since fold-change ranges vary depending on the algorithm employed, establishing a cutting threshold of 1.5- or 2.0-fold as biologically significant is meaningless.
Finding a significant decrease in the incidence of detected differences relative to the false positive rate would be biologically implausible and statistically meaningless.
