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Meanings of bioengineering in English
Russian
биоинженерия Portuguese
engenharia biológica Catalan
enginyeria biològica Spanish
ingenieria biologica Application of biology and engineering to create useful products.
Related terms
Portuguese
biotecnologia Catalan
ergonomia The branch of engineering science in which biological science is used to study the relation between workers and their environments.
Synonyms
Examples for "biotechnology"
Examples for "biotechnology"
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Several biotechnology companies are beginning to test such switches in clinical trials.
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They know when to spot a key technology event, and biotechnology is.
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Motivation: With the development of biotechnology, DNA methylation data showed exponential growth.
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Shares of the biotechnology company fell about 11 percent in after-market trade.
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This strain is a perspective model organism for biotechnology in low-temperature conditions.
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The D-Max's steering wheel is redesigned, and the centre-stack features improved ergonomics.
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The combat system, though, is a wholly inventive example of ergonomics and functionality.
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Although that just makes the issue of size and ergonomics worse.
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Brian Crinion is a physiotherapist with a special interest in ergonomics.
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As the field of endourology diversifies, the importance of ergonomics grows.
Usage of bioengineering in English
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Advances in cellular scaffolding have made bioengineering of complex tissues a reality.
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The bioengineering institute at NIH is funding research to develop noninvasive stimulators.
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The bill specifically prohibits any mandatory labeling of foods developed using bioengineering.
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Integrated Cam The future of bioengineering is here, ladies and gentlemen.
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He's one of those scientists that were involved in that bioengineering scandal -
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Ariel Fernandez, a Rice bioengineering professor who worked on the research with M.D.
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Our imagined solutions were based on a lot of computational and bioengineering virtuosity.
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ChemChina can reap the rewards as China opens up to bioengineering.
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The dubious survival benefits of management aside, bioengineering is a waste of effort.
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This asimotivator is older than robotics or bioengineering, I am told.
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Important advances have occurred in organ bioengineering using decellularized scaffolds in small animal models.
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Important milestones have been achieved in organ bioengineering with the use of decellularized scaffolds.
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If you were going to start a bioengineering company, Henry, what would you do?
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So collaboration between the chemists and bioengineering experts is essential.
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He'd show the world just how amazing bioengineering could be.
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Which makes it an even more amazing piece of bioengineering.
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