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Definition of biomedical
1 : of or relating to biomedicine
2 : of, relating to, or involving biological, medical, and physical science
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Recent Examples of biomedical from the Web
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The unusual initiative was inspired by reports from two drugs companies that up to 89% of preclinical biomedical studies didn’t hold up in their labs.
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These contain chitin, which has potential uses in makeup, soil amendments and biomedical products.
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Charlotte eventually wants to become a biomedical engineer, building prosthetic devices for people.
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Kourani was a student in the United States and received a bachelor's in biomedical engineering in 2009, the year after he was officially recruited by Hezbollah, officials said.
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The complaint said that Mr. Kourani had also obtained a bachelor of science degree in biomedical engineering in 2009, and in 2013, a master of business administration.
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The U.N. approved the request in early May. The team has conducted interviews with victims of the alleged attack and witnessed the collection of biomedical samples from casualties.
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Duerk’s particular research focus is in biomedical imaging, with an emphasis on magnetic resonance imaging.
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The team has conducted interviews with victims of the alleged attack and witnessed the collection of biomedical samples from casualties.
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First Known Use of biomedical
1921
Medical Dictionary
biomedical
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adjective
bio·med·i·cal
\-ˈmed-i-kəl\
Medical Definition of biomedical
1: of or relating to biomedicine
2: of, relating to, or involving biological, medical, and physical science
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