Similar words: astrophysics, physics, metaphysics, astrophysicist, physical, physically, physicist, physician. Meaning: [‚baɪəʊ'fɪzɪks] n. physics as applied to biological problems.
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1 Biophysics is certainly able to cast significant light on processes occurring within living cells.
2 Professor Saltzman discusses the biophysics of the circulatory system.
3 Consciousness cannot be excluded anymore from biophysics , although the difficulties of such an extension should not be underestimated. There are claims that inconsequential epiphenomenon.
4 She is doing biophysics.
5 He specializes in biophysics.
6 These interdisciplinary programs include, for example , biophysics , geophysics, and astrophsics.
7 He is the founder of China's biophysics, radiobiology, cosmobiology and has made important contributions to China's life science and manned space program,(www.Sentencedict.com) read the statement.
8 Health physics (also known as biophysics) is devoted to studying the effects of radiation human beings and other living organisms.
9 Glaser switched his area of research from bubble chambers and cosmic rays to molecular biology and biophysics.
10 In 1987 he became director of the new Molecular Membrane Biology Department at the MPI of Biophysics in Frankfurt.
11 One of the most exciting developments in modern times has been the birth of biophysics.
12 At present our school accept post-doctoral researchers in 9 majors which are botany, zoology, physiology, genetics hydrobiology , microbiology, biochemistry, molecular biology, ecology and biophysics.
13 Biophysical Society encourages development and dissemination of knowledge in biophysics.
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