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biostat
n. (context ecology English) A container in which organisms are kept in a controlled environment
Usage examples of "biostat".
Maybe it was because of the biostat sensors with which she continued to be encrusted, for each flight.
Clinging biostat telltales clung to her flesh, sharp and cold, but the little probes had at least become familiar: not nearly as uncomfortable as she'd found them at first.
Tests involved decisions in ten scenario contexts, with prestructured alternatives drawn up by Walter Reed Psychiatric Division, after n-order test analysis by biostatistics unit, NIH, Bethesda.
Harness secured a biostat case on Ruszek's back — air tank, composition regulator, temperature control, radio.