Biology in sentence

635 examples of Biology in a sentence

So, he decided to give it a try, to start this artificial biology going in the machines.

And think about what a gift it would be for our children to be able to wake up naturally, in harmony with their own biology.

Instead, we believe you need to be inspired by biology.

Nobody in biology ever modeled it this way.

Then we use molecular biology methods to be able to enrich this DNA for areas of the genome which are known to be associated with cancer, based on the information from the cancer genomics projects.

It was the sugar that our biology professors taught us about in the context of the coating of your cells.

Being a biology student, I had some prior exposure to disease, and being a fairly informed gay man, I had read a bit on HIV, so to me, it clicked that this was seroconversion, or as it's sometimes called, acute HIV infection.

We also do it through biology, working closely with experimentalists.

They're zooming into the pictures and using it for art class, biology class.

I was having my inscriptions, my admission to biology.

So, it began to occur to me that maybe your biology pulls you towards some people rather than another.

I think there's biology to that.

Well, the question of origins, as with so many other questions in biology, seems to have been answered by Darwin over a century ago.

We're interested in using DNA, RNA and protein, and building new languages for building things from the bottom up, using biomolecules, potentially having nothing to do with biology.

What it's really about is taking computer science and looking at big questions in a new light, asking new versions of those big questions and trying to understand how biology can make such amazing things.

Now, I passed all my biology exams in Britain.

I never needed biology to form family anyway."

And so as you're looking at this stuff, the really important change is the old biology used to be reactive.

The new biology is proactive.

Second turn: you're beginning to see the rise of theoretical biology.

And in a sense, what's beginning to happen is biology is beginning to get enough data that it can begin to follow the steps of physics, which used to be observational physics and experimental physicists, and then started creating theoretical biology.

This is not theoretical biology.

This is printing biology.

After all, that's certainly what modern molecular biology says about us.

A key revolution is that we're understanding our own biology in these information terms.

What you're watching is a design of a robotic red blood cell, and it does bring up the issue that our biology is actually very sub-optimal, even though it's remarkable in its intricacy.

Once we understand its principles of operation, and the pace with which we are reverse-engineering biology is accelerating, we can actually design these things to be thousands of times more capable.

And information technology is increasingly encompassing all of our lives, from our music to our manufacturing to our biology to our energy to materials.

And it seems to me that the first question is entirely a biology question, and it's extremely hard to answer.

So, these seven things were all under discussion in gerontology a long time ago and that is pretty good news, because it means that, you know, we've come a long way in biology in these 20 years, so the fact that we haven't extended this list is a pretty good indication that there's no extension to be done.

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