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Meanings of bioengineering in inglês

russo
биоинженерия
português
engenharia biológica
catalão
enginyeria biològica
espanhol
ingenieria biologica

Application of biology and engineering to create useful products.

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engenharia biológica
português
biotecnologia
catalão
ergonomia

The branch of engineering science in which biological science is used to study the relation between workers and their environments.

biotecnologia
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Examples for "bme"
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BME graduates trained abroad were even more likely to fail this exam.
The Guardian
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In my experience, many BME women don't feel the system understands them.
The Guardian
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BME communities are over-concentrated in the most deprived neighbourhoods in Britain's cities.
The Guardian
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Marcia Linton said the subject was not widely discussed in the BME community.
BBC
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The news helped to reassure the wider market, but not investors in BME.
Reuters
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The prospects of biotechnological engineering for enhanced biomass production are discussed.
Pubmed
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The eye is often held up as a marvel of biological engineering.
Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries
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The project is a unique hybrid of structural and biological engineering.
Wired
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Mikayla, 18, is headed to Cornell this fall to study biological engineering and business.
Wired
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A triumph of biological engineering, really, if you don't mind that it kills you.
Unity
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Scientists have created the first synthetic chromosome for yeast, a landmark step for biological engineering.
BBC
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Its founder, Mohammad Noresi, is a 28-year-old graduate of biomedical engineering.
The Guardian
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I'm in the three, two program for biomedical engineering.
Wired
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Classification of electroencephalography (EEG)-based application is one of the important process for biomedical engineering.
Pubmed
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She studied biomedical engineering at Aleppo University before starting a free education centre for women in 2014.
The Guardian
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They literally build living structures, like blood vessels or skin tissue, cell by cell, revolutionizing biomedical engineering.
Wired
Usage of bioengineering in inglês
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Advances in cellular scaffolding have made bioengineering of complex tissues a reality.
Pubmed
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The bioengineering institute at NIH is funding research to develop noninvasive stimulators.
Reuters
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The bill specifically prohibits any mandatory labeling of foods developed using bioengineering.
Reuters
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Integrated Cam The future of bioengineering is here, ladies and gentlemen.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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He's one of those scientists that were involved in that bioengineering scandal -
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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Ariel Fernandez, a Rice bioengineering professor who worked on the research with M.D.
Reuters
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Our imagined solutions were based on a lot of computational and bioengineering virtuosity.
Wired
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ChemChina can reap the rewards as China opens up to bioengineering.
Reuters
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The dubious survival benefits of management aside, bioengineering is a waste of effort.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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This asimotivator is older than robotics or bioengineering, I am told.
The Hyperion Cantos
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Important advances have occurred in organ bioengineering using decellularized scaffolds in small animal models.
Pubmed
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Important milestones have been achieved in organ bioengineering with the use of decellularized scaffolds.
Pubmed
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If you were going to start a bioengineering company, Henry, what would you do?
Jurassic Park
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So collaboration between the chemists and bioengineering experts is essential.
Wired
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He'd show the world just how amazing bioengineering could be.
Wired
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Which makes it an even more amazing piece of bioengineering.
Fire With Fire
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