Sentence examples for biologically resilient from inspiring English sources
158 people from biologically resilient adults in neurological studies research program at the University of Kentucky were all cognitively normal at baseline.
"Rather than assuming children are biologically resilient given their youth, such exposures leave imprints that may not just go away as we age".
A full description of the methods used can be found in Brain Donation in Normal Aging Procedures, Motivations, and Donor Characteristics from the Biologically Resilient Adults in Neurological Studies (BRAiNS) Project [621].
"These things are fantastically resilient and biologically programmed for survival".
Humans are biologically programmed to be resilient to hardships, but it's the same trait that leaves us perpetually wanting more.
While this level of mortality is biologically sustainable in a species as resilient as the wolf, the impacts of the wolf hunt go far beyond numbers.
A resilient ON-state can be biologically important if it ensures the homeostatic protein level that must be robustly kept to mantain the correct phenotype or if the deactivation/reactivation is a costy process that have to be engaged only when undoubtedly necessary.
The more resilient materials that resulted could then be used to coat and toughen surfaces, strengthen the biologically friendly plastics employed in surgery, and create strong, lightweight components for use in aircraft, where weight is at a premium.
And the Great Emancipator once held a view that has proven remarkably -- and unfortunately -- resilient: At least until later in his presidency, Lincoln accepted the mythology that people of different skin colors constituted biologically different "races".
