1 used to describe something that uses biological science in medical developments:
He became a billionaire in the biomedical field and is now hoping to set up research institutes throughout the world.
The institute conducts research on the biomedical and social aspects of ageing.
They will research the issue of how to measure and alleviate pain and distress suffered by mice and rats used in biomedical experiments.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a non-invasive biomedical imaging technique.
He is a former international cyclist with a degree in muscular physiology and biomedical engineering.
In particular, the book is aimed at signal processing practitioners, especially research workers and students working in areas of radar, sonar, telecommunications and biomedical engineering.
Patients suffering from systemic diseases, referred pain, or severe biomedical or psychiatric disorders were excluded.
This biomedical revolution includes procedures and strategies in therapy, diagnosis, and prevention of diseases.
Sharing statistical data in the biomedical and health sciences : ethical, institutional, legal, and professional dimensions.
