Biologically

According to researchers in Edinburgh, more than a third of UK residents do not understand that transgender women are biologically male.

Biologically he is a frost giant of Jotunheim and the son of their king, Laufey, who died in battle against the forces of Asgard.

Contributing biologically to a child's creation no longer directly implies parenthood.

Despite trying to neutralise the issue by stating that although trans people were legally female they were not biologically female like born women, Ms Mordaunt was knocked out.

I think I’d love to have kids and have my own family; it’s definitely something me and my have spoken about and whether or not we’d have a surrogate or we’d have them biologically or if we’d adopt.

Republicans successfully overrode Kelly's veto of "The Fairness in Women's Sports Act" () Wednesday, meaning that as of July 1, women's student athletic teams can only include members who are biologically female.

The 'Hotel Lobby' spitter decides to delay the release of 'Rocket Power' more than a week after he unleashed its teaser, in which he appears to hit back at Offset's claim saying that they aren't biologically related.

To return to my lunchtime debate with Justice Scalia: Biologically speaking, the case is airtight.

When you supplement with vitamin B12 be sure to choose the more biologically active, methylcobalamin, or “methyl B12,” is the most bioavailable and most absorbable form of vitamin B12.

But the latest 23andMe shocker was that my adoptive brother and sister aren't biologically related to my adoptive dad.

Given the abundance of RNA editing events that lead to changes in protein-coding sequences in flies, a major challenge is determining which of these thousands of events is biologically important and worth investigating.

If Tate helps Holly expose EJ’s lies and prove Jude biologically belongs to Eric, that could also help them gain some support as a couple.

In this, an individual is biologically male — with XY chromosomes — but their body does not respond to a crucial hormone in the womb, leading to the development of a vagina or indeterminate sex organs externally.

One fan commented, “They both look like his husband, so probably biologically they are both not his, but he is their dad no matter what!

She makes about three to one biologically active insulin to proinsulin," Wheeler said.

Since breast milk is the only food our species is biologically capable of producing, it’s often associated with motherhood and vitality, and that long-standing social imagery makes milk-based products more difficult to tamper with than, say, meat.

There is something in the ratio of arm strength to knuckle size to which I am clearly not biologically suited.

This argument makes sense only if one accepts the plainly fictional assertion that race doesn’t convey any biologically useful information.

While I have no doubt that biologically based notions of race prevailed historically in Hawaii, we never had any laws prohibiting outmarriage, which led to a much higher rate than in the mainland.

Biologically, human brains hold on to misinformation until it is actively replaced with essential information – and so food claims needs to be handled proactively.