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Meanings of biology in anglès
Branch of science that primarily deals with structure, function, growth, evolution, and distribution of organisms.
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Examples for "bio"
Examples for "bio"
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They're going to bio-bomb Fowl Manor the second Captain Short is clear.'
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This bio- feedback allows someone to learn effective responses to particular situations.
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And let's be clear, having no bio is never a good option.
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KPMG company bio KPMG is at the heart of business in Ireland.
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The company is about to open the country's first bio-diesel making plant.
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BIOSIS Previews - Provides international coverage of all aspects of biological science.
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He is still the most impressive figure in modern biological science.
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You are quite right: the poem is our real clue to biological science.
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Patel came through clearing to study biological science at Roehampton, graduating in 2016.
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It represents nothing short of a revolution in biological science.
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Of all the five biological sciences which have been called into evidence-viz.
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Florida Atlantic University biological sciences professor Stephen Kajiura, has been monitoring the sharks.
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Research in the physical and biological sciences has traditionally used an invasive reductionist approach.
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The quantitative analysis of biochemical reactions and metabolites is at frontier of biological sciences.
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Background: ImageJ is an image analysis program extensively used in the biological sciences and beyond.
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Sectors leading deal activity include life sciences, e-commerce, education and financial technology.
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But make no mistake: life sciences is still firmly a technology company.
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It's changing all the life sciences, and eventually society will come along.
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The MedTech sector's growth outpaced the broader life sciences industry in 2019.
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Bioluminescence imaging has been widely used in life sciences and biomedical applications.
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But in general it is a study of life and character.
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Wherever he went, Beecher continued his study of life through observation.
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It was the Open Question, by Elizabeth Robbins- afinestudy of life's sterner aspects.
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It is a tale of a high order, and is a real study of life.
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So long as his study of life was pursued among men he retained his health.
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The demand for life science and pharma professionals in Ireland is high.
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Small molecule tool compounds have enabled profound advances in life science research.
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Kathy Ceceri blogs about learning life science with kids at Home Biology.
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Global life science companies are beginning to exploit the discoveries in myriad ways.
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The fund is Shavit's fifth and will focus on the life science sectors.
Usage of biology in anglès
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Having said that, the law and human biology often don't match up.
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In Junior Cert Science the course studies both human and plant biology.
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Reproductive technologies are often described as means to circumvent the body's biology.
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Most of my work has involved petrochemistry and marine biology, I said.
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However, the potential role of HMGB1 in tumor biology still remains intractable.
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Our study emphasizes a need to focus greater attention on reticulocyte biology.
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Until many years later when a high school biology lesson changed everything.
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King came to the borderlands of information technology and biology by chance.
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What motivated you to focus your machine-learning work on questions in biology?
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A question, Wired Science readers: What was your own biology education like?
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In other words, the biology worked, but the chemistry was no good.
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Recent studies have highlighted the value of lipidomics to study myelin biology.
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Compounds with different coloured fluorescence are widely used in biology, especially immunology.
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There was little biology-noclear information to aid me in my survival.
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This study highlights the importance of systems biology-based approaches to complex diseases.
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The living dead break all known rules of biology and common sense.
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