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Definition of biologically in English: biologicallyadverb bʌɪəˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)liˌbaɪəˈlɑdʒɪkli 1In a way that concerns biology or living organisms. the world's most biologically diverse ecosystems Example sentencesExamples - Organic farms are typically more biologically diverse than conventional operations.
- Biologically based integrated weed management is the basis of our programs.
- Undesirable vegetation in a pond can be controlled mechanically, biologically, or chemically.
- He plants cover crops, some to scavenge nutrients, others to biologically fix nitrogen.
- The objective is to enable our forces to survive, fight, and win in a chemically or biologically contaminated warfare environment.
- Food producers claim that their biologically engineered products are unique when they seek to patent them.
- Ultraviolet radiation is able to damage DNA and other biologically important molecules through direct absorption.
- Complete cutaneous wound healing involves a biologically complex two-year process of cellular regeneration and repair.
- Few biomimetic results have proved as exciting as the recent successes in biologically derived silica and silica polymerization.
- This discovery encouraged chemists to explore the molecular structures of biologically active chemicals.
2In an inherited or innate way. biologically rooted instincts Example sentencesExamples - Under their racial theories, an individual's ethnicity was determined biologically not behaviorally.
- Anytime you link a murderer to his family, biologically, you start to beg a lot of questions.
- Formal operational tasks should, like reading, be regarded as biologically secondary abilities.
- We believe this "cycle of success" is biologically programmed.
- It is the first hard evidence that men are biologically prepared for fatherhood.
- Most of our official family is not related biologically.
- The impact of success and failure on mood state is a universal phenomenon, which appears to be biologically based.
- It's entirely possible that women are biologically primed to be highly sensitive to relationships.
- The social rank systems, which motivate people to seek relief or to achieve, are biologically based.
- Biologically, we are not constructed to deal with ubiquitous fast-food outlets that offer to supersize everything.
Definition of biologically in US English: biologicallyadverbˌbaɪəˈlɑdʒɪkliˌbīəˈläjiklē 1In a way that concerns biology or living organisms. the world's most biologically diverse ecosystems Example sentencesExamples - Organic farms are typically more biologically diverse than conventional operations.
- Undesirable vegetation in a pond can be controlled mechanically, biologically, or chemically.
- Biologically based integrated weed management is the basis of our programs.
- The objective is to enable our forces to survive, fight, and win in a chemically or biologically contaminated warfare environment.
- Complete cutaneous wound healing involves a biologically complex two-year process of cellular regeneration and repair.
- This discovery encouraged chemists to explore the molecular structures of biologically active chemicals.
- Food producers claim that their biologically engineered products are unique when they seek to patent them.
- He plants cover crops, some to scavenge nutrients, others to biologically fix nitrogen.
- Few biomimetic results have proved as exciting as the recent successes in biologically derived silica and silica polymerization.
- Ultraviolet radiation is able to damage DNA and other biologically important molecules through direct absorption.
2In an inherited or innate way. biologically rooted instincts Example sentencesExamples - Biologically, we are not constructed to deal with ubiquitous fast-food outlets that offer to supersize everything.
- It's entirely possible that women are biologically primed to be highly sensitive to relationships.
- It is the first hard evidence that men are biologically prepared for fatherhood.
- The social rank systems, which motivate people to seek relief or to achieve, are biologically based.
- Formal operational tasks should, like reading, be regarded as biologically secondary abilities.
- Most of our official family is not related biologically.
- Under their racial theories, an individual's ethnicity was determined biologically not behaviorally.
- The impact of success and failure on mood state is a universal phenomenon, which appears to be biologically based.
- Anytime you link a murderer to his family, biologically, you start to beg a lot of questions.
- We believe this "cycle of success" is biologically programmed.
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