biological viability

The biological viability and function, if any, of such a protein cannot be known without biochemical analyses.

Biological viability is one thing.

A basic tenet of organic chemistry teaches that any time a biologically viable component is denatured, it will reduce or negate its prior biological viability.

The only animals,' he says (in The Times of 29 April 1972), 'whose disappearance may threaten the biological viability of man on earth are the bacteria normally inhabiting our bodies.

The biological viability preserving and synergy sparing effects of glycerin also apply to proteins, certain vitamins, enzymes and other 'co-factor' constituents that are glycerin extracted from botanicals.

The presence of representatives from Guiana on the Fisheries Committee demonstrated this region's concern to obtain a system of support which ensures respect for the continuing biological viability of its fishing resources, something which the Commission should defend in principle.