| Clinically applied since 1993, MARS is the most extensively used nonbiological liver support therapy in the world, with an ever-growing base of clinical experience and evidence. |
| But the team can't say whether the organics are signs of life or the result of nonbiological activity. |
| Dr. Scoles and his team of scientists from across the country will study the way crops tolerate cold, salinity and other nonbiological stresses. |
| The big public battle at the time was whether gays should be allowed to adopt children and whether to recognize nonbiological same-sex parents. |
| Since the 18th century man has been defined in a new, nonbiological way: as a cultural being rather than as the inhabitant of a natural realm. |
| This finding is of interest because it has been suggested that life originated from mixtures of organic compounds synthesized by nonbiological reactions starting from methane and ammonia. |
