“biologically”可以造什么句，biologically造句
What makes this place biologically amazing was the life they found near the plumes.
"When women see red it triggers something deep and probably biologically ingrained," explains Elliot.
Except, of course, that those two senses are probably, biologically speaking, the same thing.
According to ci, these species are "some of the most biologically surprising, unique, or threatened discoveries" from their teams' surveys.
Most men don't bone-up to fist fight, to go to war or to wrestle. It wouldn't be biologically useful.
In the first part, collected rockfish samples monthly by the inshore of Qingdao were measured biologically, then the otolithes were taken and dried.
Researchers from the Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, said it was' biologically plausible 'that prolonged TV viewing results in disease and premature death.
Her argument is that it is these early years where we are biologically most prepared to mate, but we don't do this because socially we want to wait longer to settle down.
Nationally, the ratio for children up to six years of age rose from a biologically unexceptionable 104 in 1981 to a biologically impossible 108 in 2001.
You're all made of bones and that is biologically not feasible.
"It's a great study and the first, I think, that really is really biologically relevant to wolves," meaning that it tests their natural propensities, says Bekoff.
Whether this was genuine concern for a real social problem or was born of a more atavistic notion that there is something inherently, biologically wrong with mixing RACES, we can only speculate.
Drug activity is biologically targeted and opposes the natural order of things.
The stem cells took hold and within just two days had filled the scaffold, creating a new trachea that is, biologically speaking, Beyene’s own tissue.
And some research has supported this, suggesting that the gender differences may be biologically rooted or evolutionarily programmed.
These rates are biologically impossible without human intervention.
