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Synonyms for biology

the science that studies living organisms

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characteristic life processes and phenomena of living organisms

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all the plant and animal life of a particular region

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After all, "Growing the Nation's Bioscience Sector: State Bioscience Initiatives 2006," ranked us in the top four life-sciences states, having significant assets in three of the four areas measured.
Spending time basking, though, would only give the other 49 states more time to develop and implement their life-sciences plans.
Global conglomerates are rapidly buying up biotech start-up companies, seed companies, agribusiness and agrochemical concerns, pharmaceutical, medical and health businesses, and food and drink companies, creating giant life-science complexes from which to fashion a bio-industrial world.
Global life-science companies are expected to introduce thousands of new genetically engineered organisms into the environment in the coming century.
The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center is an investment agency that supports life-science innovation, research, development and commercialization.
"Our life-sciences strategy is about choosing to shape our future--investing today to leave a better commonwealth for the next generation," Patrick said." This investment supports the kind of innovation that propels our economy forward, and demonstrates that we are making investments in life-sciences growth across the entire commonwealth."
Indiana has quite a critical mass of life-science supporters, indeed, but Johnson of BioCrossroads notes that there is still work to do.
LabOnWeb.com is a life-sciences research site that allows academic and commercial scientists to perform advanced analysis on their own data in combination with available genomic and expression data.
That's the thinking behind the Central Indiana Life Sciences Initiative, a major push launched in February aimed at developing the region as a recognized center for the life-sciences industry.
I am convinced there is no more important contribution we can make for the life-science community than to successfully implement the UCAP LS plan."
The University of California (UC), Irvine extension has developed a certificate program designed to help life-sciences companies meet the changing needs of the industry.
"Today, Massachusetts' life-sciences sectors are the fastest-growing sectors of our economy.
BOSTON - A state-funded study concludes the life-sciences industry is one of the fastest-growing job engines in the state - growing by 8 percent between 2001 and 2006 and now employing 77,000 people.
Working with recognized leaders in the life sciences field for more than a decade, Oracle has developed an integrated, end-to-end information-management solution to meet the current and emerging needs of the rapidly growing life-sciences industry.
Singapore is grooming talent to realize its ambition to become the hub of the life-sciences industry in Asia.