Значения термина biological organism на английском

When randomized, they self-selected into a pattern resembling the microscopic structures of a biological organism.

Trace fossils indicate a biological organism's activity, which is directly related to its ecology and environment.

If biology and chemistry were so interchangeable, could a molecule concocted in a flask affect the inner workings of a biological organism?

A virus is the simplest biological organism, merely consisting of a small number of genes (DNA) sheathed in a protective protein coat.

Cultural traits, like biological organisms, take part in an endless struggle for existence.

Protein phosphorylation serves as a primary mechanism of signal transduction in the cells of biological organisms.

We are biological organisms, and as such we interact with and respond to the world around us.

An important strategy in AM of biomedical constructs is to mimic the structural organizations of natural biological organisms.

Biological organisms transmit "instructions" from one cell to its progeny by transferring these packets of information.

I've thought lately about biological organisms' will to survive and reproduce, and how that drive evolved over millions of generations.

Likewise, he argued, the complexity and obvious design of biological organisms for survival in hostile environments imply a creator: God.

I would calculate a forty-nine percent chance that the outcome would be lethal for all biological organisms on this world".

Despite vital importance to all biological organisms for survival, genome maintenance and evolution, the recombination reaction is not yet understood at atomic level.

Networks have become a key approach to understanding systems of interacting objects, unifying the study of diverse phenomena including biological organisms and human society.

Many biological membranes consist of 50% or more (by weight) membrane proteins, which constitute approximately one-third of all proteins expressed in biological organisms.