Definition of biomedical in English:

biomedical

adjective bʌɪə(ʊ)ˈmɛdɪk(ə)lˌbaɪoʊˈmɛdɪk(ə)l

Relating to both biology and medicine.
（与）生物医学（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- It is also useful for students and teachers of medicine and the biomedical sciences.
- The biomedical model of illness, which has dominated health care for the past century, cannot fully explain many forms of illness.
- Regenerative medicine is one of the frontiers in biomedical and clinical research.
- The approach in general practice is broad and biocultural, in contrast to the older biomedical definitions of specialties.
- They have contributed to countless biomedical discoveries and can be ordered from tissue culture supply catalogues.
- Most are senior nurses, but some are doctors or biomedical scientists.
- The biomedical scientists and medical practitioners would have liked greater technical details.
- The World Health Organization has teamed up with a group of biomedical publishing experts to register its trials on an online database.
- An anthropological approach does not assume that biomedical concepts and practices are both normative and universal.
- The autopsy has long been a focus of medical education and biomedical research.
- I have received reimbursement for consultation on biomedical aspects of epilepsy.
- There is little continuing medical education and even rarer access to recent biomedical information.
- However, the sexes did not differ in giving biomedical information about diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment.
- This attempt to make psychiatric diagnosis more reliable was associated with a return to a biomedical model of mental illness.
- This study takes a patient orientated rather than biomedical approach to understanding hospital admission for asthma.
- The antioxidant nature of vitamin C makes it a popular vitamin for biomedical studies, so it provides a fair baseline for comparison.
- The state's biomedical strength relies largely on its education infrastructure.
- The encounter begins by the clinician setting the clinical problem in a conventional biomedical model.
- For a growing number, it is the most intriguing biomedical problem of our time.
- In contrast, the subject of the medical history is a particular biomedical condition.

Derivatives

biomedicine

noun ˌbʌɪəʊˈmɛdsɪnˌbaɪəˈmɛd(ə)s(ə)n

mass noun

The branch of medicine concerned with the application of the principles of biology and biochemistry to medical research or practice.
the city's hospitals contribute to the advancement of biomedicine and clinical research
Example sentencesExamples
- The mission of behavioral science training is to indicate that biomedicine and behavioral science are not antagonistic to curative and preventive medicine.
- Most participants privileged biomedicine over other health systems and emphasised biomedical management as ideal self care practice.
- Disease is the special focus of biomedicine and the biomedical model.

Definition of biomedical in US English:

biomedical

adjectiveˌbaɪoʊˈmɛdɪk(ə)lˌbīōˈmedik(ə)l

Relating to both biology and medicine.
（与）生物医学（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- In contrast, the subject of the medical history is a particular biomedical condition.
- For a growing number, it is the most intriguing biomedical problem of our time.
- They have contributed to countless biomedical discoveries and can be ordered from tissue culture supply catalogues.
- The encounter begins by the clinician setting the clinical problem in a conventional biomedical model.
- The World Health Organization has teamed up with a group of biomedical publishing experts to register its trials on an online database.
- The state's biomedical strength relies largely on its education infrastructure.
- An anthropological approach does not assume that biomedical concepts and practices are both normative and universal.
- There is little continuing medical education and even rarer access to recent biomedical information.
- This study takes a patient orientated rather than biomedical approach to understanding hospital admission for asthma.
- This attempt to make psychiatric diagnosis more reliable was associated with a return to a biomedical model of mental illness.
- Regenerative medicine is one of the frontiers in biomedical and clinical research.
- The approach in general practice is broad and biocultural, in contrast to the older biomedical definitions of specialties.
- The biomedical model of illness, which has dominated health care for the past century, cannot fully explain many forms of illness.
- It is also useful for students and teachers of medicine and the biomedical sciences.
- I have received reimbursement for consultation on biomedical aspects of epilepsy.
- The antioxidant nature of vitamin C makes it a popular vitamin for biomedical studies, so it provides a fair baseline for comparison.
- The autopsy has long been a focus of medical education and biomedical research.
- However, the sexes did not differ in giving biomedical information about diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment.
- Most are senior nurses, but some are doctors or biomedical scientists.
- The biomedical scientists and medical practitioners would have liked greater technical details.

词汇	biomedical
释义	Definition of biomedical in English: biomedical adjective bʌɪə(ʊ)ˈmɛdɪk(ə)lˌbaɪoʊˈmɛdɪk(ə)l Relating to both biology and medicine. （与）生物医学（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples It is also useful for students and teachers of medicine and the biomedical sciences. The biomedical model of illness, which has dominated health care for the past century, cannot fully explain many forms of illness. Regenerative medicine is one of the frontiers in biomedical and clinical research. The approach in general practice is broad and biocultural, in contrast to the older biomedical definitions of specialties. They have contributed to countless biomedical discoveries and can be ordered from tissue culture supply catalogues. Most are senior nurses, but some are doctors or biomedical scientists. The biomedical scientists and medical practitioners would have liked greater technical details. The World Health Organization has teamed up with a group of biomedical publishing experts to register its trials on an online database. An anthropological approach does not assume that biomedical concepts and practices are both normative and universal. The autopsy has long been a focus of medical education and biomedical research. I have received reimbursement for consultation on biomedical aspects of epilepsy. There is little continuing medical education and even rarer access to recent biomedical information. However, the sexes did not differ in giving biomedical information about diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment. This attempt to make psychiatric diagnosis more reliable was associated with a return to a biomedical model of mental illness. This study takes a patient orientated rather than biomedical approach to understanding hospital admission for asthma. The antioxidant nature of vitamin C makes it a popular vitamin for biomedical studies, so it provides a fair baseline for comparison. The state's biomedical strength relies largely on its education infrastructure. The encounter begins by the clinician setting the clinical problem in a conventional biomedical model. For a growing number, it is the most intriguing biomedical problem of our time. In contrast, the subject of the medical history is a particular biomedical condition. Derivatives biomedicine noun ˌbʌɪəʊˈmɛdsɪnˌbaɪəˈmɛd(ə)s(ə)n mass noun The branch of medicine concerned with the application of the principles of biology and biochemistry to medical research or practice. the city's hospitals contribute to the advancement of biomedicine and clinical research Example sentencesExamples The mission of behavioral science training is to indicate that biomedicine and behavioral science are not antagonistic to curative and preventive medicine. Most participants privileged biomedicine over other health systems and emphasised biomedical management as ideal self care practice. Disease is the special focus of biomedicine and the biomedical model. Definition of biomedical in US English: biomedical adjectiveˌbaɪoʊˈmɛdɪk(ə)lˌbīōˈmedik(ə)l Relating to both biology and medicine. （与）生物医学（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples In contrast, the subject of the medical history is a particular biomedical condition. For a growing number, it is the most intriguing biomedical problem of our time. They have contributed to countless biomedical discoveries and can be ordered from tissue culture supply catalogues. The encounter begins by the clinician setting the clinical problem in a conventional biomedical model. The World Health Organization has teamed up with a group of biomedical publishing experts to register its trials on an online database. The state's biomedical strength relies largely on its education infrastructure. An anthropological approach does not assume that biomedical concepts and practices are both normative and universal. There is little continuing medical education and even rarer access to recent biomedical information. This study takes a patient orientated rather than biomedical approach to understanding hospital admission for asthma. This attempt to make psychiatric diagnosis more reliable was associated with a return to a biomedical model of mental illness. Regenerative medicine is one of the frontiers in biomedical and clinical research. The approach in general practice is broad and biocultural, in contrast to the older biomedical definitions of specialties. The biomedical model of illness, which has dominated health care for the past century, cannot fully explain many forms of illness. It is also useful for students and teachers of medicine and the biomedical sciences. I have received reimbursement for consultation on biomedical aspects of epilepsy. The antioxidant nature of vitamin C makes it a popular vitamin for biomedical studies, so it provides a fair baseline for comparison. The autopsy has long been a focus of medical education and biomedical research. However, the sexes did not differ in giving biomedical information about diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment. Most are senior nurses, but some are doctors or biomedical scientists. The biomedical scientists and medical practitioners would have liked greater technical details.
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