biologic
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- adjective
- /ˌbaɪəˈlɒdʒɪk/
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biológico
- So immunity really is a biologic term that describes a state of having defenses against infection.
- biologic DMARDs
- biologic therapies
- biologic behavior
And that's, that's actually the biologic basis of resilience.
- And that's, that's actually the biologic basis of resilience.
- So now let's pretend you went and did a biologic age test.
- So you go to a no till system, you go to a biologic carbon capture through through cover cropping.
- Even biologic twins, identical twins have significant differences.
- And this is the, oh, there's more French, this is their aloe floral de immortal biologic essential water.
Examples
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The study of biologic processes is essential to understanding how living organisms adapt to their environment.
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Prevalence, biologic properties, and clinical associations of this novel virus are still incompletely understood.
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So now let's pretend you went and did a biologic age test.
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And this figure shows the biologic mechanisms to speaking and reading.
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So, so it's a very important biologic phenomenon that is clearly improved by exercise training at any point in life.
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Therefore, they are associated with a biologic or pathologic process.
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Even biologic twins, identical twins have significant differences.
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For skin exposure, certain biologic and genetic factors can increase sensitivity to UVR.
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Although the subject of much investigation, the biologic mechanism of perineural invasion is still poorly understood.
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The classification of liposarcomas has important implications for biologic behavior and patient prognosis.
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Synonyms
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Connected with living things or the science that studies them
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word biologic comes from the Greek part bio- meaning 'life', the same root in biology and biography. So, biologic means 'relating to life' or to living things.