Biologists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BIOLOGISTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• BIOLOGIST, one who studies biology
• an expert in or student of the branch of science concerning living organisms
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a branch of knowledge that deals with living organisms and vital processes

Words related to BIOLOGISTS

biology13

Words that contain BIOLOGISTS

exobiologists23 nonbiologists16 aerobiologists17 agrobiologists18 cryobiologists22 astrobiologists18 hydrobiologists25 microbiologists22 neurobiologists18 palaebiologists20 paleobiologists20 photobiologists23 radiobiologists19 sociobiologists20 ethnobiologists21 chronobiologists24 psychobiologists29

How to use BIOLOGISTS in a sentence

• With all her intellect and passion Lenore opposed the theory of the scientist and biologists.
• His interests, and those of the other biologists of his kind, lay in other directions.
• The biologists tell us that all this is an entire mistake.
• If what the biologists tell us is true, it will be needful to get rid of our erroneous conceptions of man, and of his place in nature, and to substitute right ones for them.
• But it is impossible to form any judgment as to whether the biologists are right or wrong, unless we are able to appreciate the nature of the arguments which they have to offer.
• Long before Darwin wrote his great work, Herbert Spencer had put forth in plain language every idea which the drawing-room biologists attributed to Darwin.
• I know that the most recent biologists have been chiefly anxious to discover a very small camel.
• Indeed, the fact is acknowledged by all chemists and biologists who look beyond their immediate occupations.
• For many years some biologists continued to believe that cells can have other origin than from pre-existing cells.
• Moreover, from the very first, some biologists thought protoplasm to be not one, but more likely a mixture of several substances.
• When this reign of protoplasm was at its height and biologists were seeking for even greater simplicity a most astounding discovery was announced.
• For a while, therefore, biologists gave little attention to it, and were accustomed to speak of it simply as a bit of protoplasm a little more dense than the rest.
• The first answer which biologists gave to this question was that assimilation, growth, and reproduction were the simple properties of a complex chemical compound.
• That was the conviction of Darwin no less than of Lamarck, of Spencer as well as Virchow, of Huxley as well as Gegenbaur, indeed of the great majority of speculative biologists.
• But they were communicated to the leading biologists of the day and indirectly have had a large influence.
• The biologists not only set the problems, they alone can check the offered solutions.
• Few biologists question that we have here a mode of selection of much importance, though its influence on psychological evolution often fails to receive its due emphasis.
• It is quite natural that biologists should be particularly interested in such variations as can be inherited and produce new species.
• The function of the plant, as biologists express it, is to produce force, that of the animal to expend it.
• This idea was held almost without question by the biologists of the past, from Aristotle on.
• The field of genealogy has already been invaded at many points by biologists, seeking the furtherance of their own aims.
• Further, it may be shown that certain less universal but most important generalizations made by two or three biologists are indeed special cases of the universal law.
• It is true that both Spencer and Huxley might have intended to warn biologists merely against a too implicit faith in natural selection or the survival of the fittest.
• They were both hopelessly bad chemists and biologists, but there was no one else to do the work.
• Darwin and Wallace with the greater number of our more prominent biologists on the other, involves the very existence of evolution as a workable theory.
• When biologists show pique at all they generally show a good deal of pique, but pique or no pique, they shunned Mr.
• Let us now note the courses forced upon biologists by the difficulties of Mr.
• Up to this 1919 hunting trip in the wilds I had always marveled at the fact that naturalists and biologists hate sportsmen.
• Naturalists and biologists have simply learned the truth why men hunt, and that when it is done in the name of sport, or for sensation, it is a degenerate business.
• I do not think that it is quite fair to say that biologists shirk the problem.
• The biologists first borrowed it and later seem desirous of corrupting it.

Similar words containing BIOLOGIST without suffix s

biologist12 biologistic16 exobiologist22 nonbiologist15 aerobiologist16 agrobiologist17 cryobiologist21 exobiologists23 nonbiologists16 aerobiologists17 agrobiologists18 astrobiologist17 cryobiologists22 hydrobiologist24 microbiologist21 neurobiologist17 palaebiologist19 paleobiologist19 photobiologist22 radiobiologist18 sociobiologist19 ethnobiologist20 astrobiologists18 chronobiologist23 hydrobiologists25 microbiologists22 neurobiologists18 palaebiologists20 palaeobiologist20 paleobiologists20 photobiologists23 psychobiologist28 radiobiologists19 sociobiologists20 ethnobiologists21 chronobiologists24 psychobiologists29

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