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biological

adjective as in concerning life

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This combination of chemical and biological changes indicates that the quake swarm temporarily boosted the resources available to deep microbial life.

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King said he grew up with a family story that his father's biological father - King's apparent paternal grandfather - was a man named Elvin Hunt, who was part Cherokee.

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The company said that some biological measures improved in patients who had received the drug, but that there was no slowing of the progression of the disease.

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People with hypertension are known to have a 1.2 to 1.5-fold greater risk of developing cognitive problems compared to those without the condition, yet the biological reason for this link has remained unclear.

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Today, psychiatrists emphasize mental illness’s biological and hereditary origin, which forms the basis for many treatments.

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