Researchers implanted bioscaffolds into damaged tissue to support cell growth and regeneration.

The researchers reviewed the bioscans before deciding on the next phase of the trial.

Before the mission, the crew ran a bioscan of the planet's flora to detect hazardous microbes.

The bioscientist presented new findings on cellular repair at the international conference.

After collecting samples in the rainforest, bioscientists analyzed the genetic material to identify new species.

Marine geologists collected a sample of biosediment to analyze its organic content.

The hospital started offering bioscreening to identify health risks early.

The research team focused on bioscaffolding to support tissue regeneration in the damaged organ.

The team's research showed that bioscavenging by native invertebrates accelerated pollutant removal.

During the field study, biosampling was conducted to ensure accurate collection and documentation of tissue and blood specimens.