The phrase "biologically of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is related to biology or is influenced by biological factors. Example: "The behavior of the animals is biologically determined by their instincts."
I sat in my room obsessing about things to escape the dawning realisation that I was transsexual, which was described in the dictionary we had at home as "someone biologically of one sex with an abnormally strong desire to be of the other sex".
But leaving that example aside, the main consequence biologically of having a membrane-enclosed nucleus is that transcription and translation are uncoupled.
Four clock and five GATA genes were used to initiate network learning and genes added to the network iteratively from a list of 37. Genes used to initiate the learning are guided by what is biologically of interest.
Biologically, of the two high-affinity DnaA sites found at the dnaA promoter, one matches exactly the consensus sequence, and has a higher affinity than the other [ 18], suggesting that at lower DnaA concentrations only one monomer could be bound.
Course training includes physical sciences, effects biologically of radiation exposure, protection and procedure of radiation exposure, the proper use of radiopharmaceuticals, computer applications and imaging techniques and procedures.
Imagine a two-tiered society with elite citizens, genetically engineered to be smarter, healthier and to live longer, and an underclass of biologically run-of-the-mill humans.
These findings may be of considerable value in understanding of the biologically functions of Pink1.
Many Americans, he says, are aging at a faster rate biologically because of a leaky gut.
The Sea of Okhotsk is one of the most biologically productive of the world's seas.
It is considered as one of the most biologically productive of all communities [ 10].
Also, as a woman, I'm biologically capable of popping a baby out of my body.
