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Meanings of bionomic in English
Of or relating to the science of ecology.
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Examples for "biology"
Examples for "biology"
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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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The present-day looming ecological crisis makes a renewed focus and debate essential.
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Sustainable dam management therefore has a key role in achieving ecological targets.
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The toxic properties of ATR have raised public health and ecological concerns.
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Delphis Eco today is the leading manufacturer of accredited ecological cleaning products.
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None of this cancels out the serious ecological problems with the trade.
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These correlates provide testable hypotheses regarding ecologic factors associated with maintaining tularemia foci.
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The ecologic study design has major limitations, including ecologic confounding and cross level bias.
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However, in ecologic epidemiologic studies, the unit of analysis is some aggregate group of individuals.
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In ecologic studies, the exposure status of groups is often defined by the proportion of individuals exposed.
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In ecologic studies, covariate levels of groups are often quantified as the prevalence of a dichotomous covariate.
Usage of bionomic in English
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Background: Indonesia is home to a variety of malaria vectors whose specific bionomic traits remain largely uncharacterized.
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The relations between alpine butterflies and plants are especially interesting, as regards not only their bionomic interdependence but also the analogies of their geographical distribution.
Frequent collocations
Bionomic through the time