While no pregnancies have been reported yet, they are biologically possible as a result of the surgery.
It is clear that these cases contain a lot of biologically determined and socially perpetuated gender inequities.
Humans are biologically predisposed to falling in love, naturally selected to bend towards that most intense social emotion.
People in their 20s have come up in an Internet society, where they are perhaps thinking more than biologically, as Tim puts it.
A propensity to cry is, in part, biologically predetermined.
biologically, more country life is essential to British health.
That the Chinese will survive, biologically, as a race—this no one doubts.
biologically, what man inherits is capacity for acquisition.
The prime function of woman, biologically, is that of motherhood.
biologically, the masculine function concludes with its fulfilment.
biological bi·o·log·i·cal (bī'ə-lŏj'ĭ-kəl)
adj.
Of, relating to, caused by, or affecting life or living organisms.
Having to do with biology.
Related by blood, as in a child's biological parents.
