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(121) The accord also authorized the creation of a mechanism to monitor the observance of conventions banning biological weapons.

(122) Truly they will take humanity into the age of biological control.

(123) In biological systems, it is therefore necessary to distinguish between osmotically active and osmotically inactive particles.

(124) Thus, the effect of socio-economic factors may coalesce with the effect of biological factors.

(125) So let me simply say at the outset that what I describe below are biological, not moral, events.

(126) What all these tropical forests have in common, however, is their astonishing biological diversity.

(127) The two candidates for the role of biological father were both Black Panthers.

(128) Not only can it be introduced by contaminated water changes but it is also self-generated as part of the biological filtration cycle.

(129) This present study was not designed to assess the biological significance of endotoxaemia, however, nor the treatment of colitis.

(130) Such anxieties are still informed by nineteenth-century pseudo-scientific genetic and biological explanations of racial difference and comprise distortion, fantasy and myth.

(131) The biological factor is the length of time that the human child is dependent and helpless and in need of attention from parents.

(132) This is where the internal surfaces in biological materials and reinforced plastics become important.

(133) Primary reinforcers such as water and food satisfy biological needs.

(134) These patterns are usually less clear and testable than those described in overtly biological theories.

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(135) Piaget examined and rejected both the Darwinian and Lamarckian positions, which conclude that for biological reasons, wars are inevitable.

(136) That Darwin's ideas could have such manifold influence throughout the entire structure of modern biological theory should not now be surprising.

(137) The organic matter is extremely old and quite dissimilar to biological material.

(138) But egalitarian feminists tend to play down the value of biological explanations.

(139) One wonders, then, what must be the effect of such an influx of fresh vitality upon biological processes?

(140) Often they talk about a new computing architecture inspired by biological models.

(141) Or now, when they swear their biological father forced them to make the whole story up?

(142) The chances of this working are close to zero, leaving organic farmers without their biological weapon of last resort.

(143) Ubiquitous and successful as they are(sentencedict.com), the owls could become significant agents of biological control.

(144) Feminists are also realizing that a rejection of biology can, paradoxically, increase the influence of biological determinism.

(145) Why draw a distinction between the adopted and the biological child?

(146) Foam media is also supplied in some units as the main source of biological filtration.

(147) Theories of socialization also tend to provide implicitly biological explanations of social relations other than gender.

(148) Feminist psychologists often adopt an implicitly biological standard of heterosexual normality.

(149) This relationship between body temperature and the speed of biological processes applies throughout the animal kingdom.

(150) The formal challenge to Lewontin and Huxley must be based on mathematical argument but the general biological points are as follows.