biomedicaladj.

1921 Amer. Rev. of Rev. Jan. 78/1 While the problem is primarily biomedical and the occasion is apt to bear the urgency of medical needs, its source and projection become presently merged with the technical possibilities of chemistry.

1926 Science 5 Nov. 443/2 Professor A. J. Carlson, of the University of Chicago..will discuss ‘Tendencies in Research of the Bio-Medical Sciences’.

1949 J. A. Kelley College Life & Mores 137 The Bio-Medical Club has special prestige also.

1955 Bull. Atomic Scientists May 200/2 The only biomedical data..is in piecemeal or incomplete form and therefore inadequate.

1962 S. Carpenter in J. Glenn et al. Into Orbit 160 Next, you run a check on the intercom and the bio-medical leads to make sure they are working.

1974 Whig-Standard (Kingston, Ont.) 22 Aug. 23/6 The department of biomedical sciences is investigating hybrid problems to understand better genetic aspects of crossbreeding.

1991 Sea Frontiers Feb. 31/2 Marine practice..is expected to grow dramatically in the 1990s, spurred by trends in aquaculture and biomedical research.

2002 Science 10 May 997/3 He takes the helm of the $23.6 billion biomedical research giant.

1961 Science 3 Mar. 657/1 (advt.) Biophysicist–biomedical engineer, Ph.D., M.S., E.E., desires academic appointment.

1979 Whig-Standard (Kingston, Ont.) 19 Apr. 17/1 Collected here are 1,000 biomedical engineers, physicians, and other researchers.

2001 Chicago Tribune 7 Oct. xvii. 14/4 It's very important to have biomedical engineers recognize the legal, ethical, social, economic and religious implications of their research.

1961 Science 28 Apr. 1346/1 Engineering and medicine will be combined in a graduate curriculum leading to a Ph.D. in ‘biomedical engineering’.

1992 Engin. News Sept. 6/5 Describing biomedical engineering as truly multidisciplinary, he pointed out that engineers and surgeons must learn to work together.., side by side as do surgeons and scientists.

2001 Chicago Tribune 7 Oct. xvii. 1/4 Biomedical engineering has changed from a curriculum that was composed of traditional engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and biology to new courses being developed by biomedical engineers who have integrated biology and engineering into one curriculum.

1960 Jrnl. Chronic Dis. 11 551 It is conceivable that biomedically valuable generalizations could be derived on the basis of interview reports bearing on the absence or presence of a given condition.

1976 Nature 11 Mar. 85/3 Biomedically inclined schoolchildren are probably being increasingly advised to apply for biology rather than medicine.

2006 Sci. Amer. (U.K. ed.) June 15/1 Nicotine has undergone an image overhaul, at least biomedically.