Terminology

The use of algorithms, computational and statistical techniques for the analysis of biological data. 

The scientific method in which biological problems are solved; comprises the steps a biologist adopts to solve a biological problem.

A query about life that is either asked by someone or comes into a biologist's mind by himself. 

One of the two groups in the experiments provided the variable that has to be tested. 

The logical consequence of the hypotheses. 

An experiment is an activity performed under suitable conditions with a specially designed instrument to get the required information. 

One of the two groups is not provided with the variable that has to be tested. 

The tentative statement may prove to be the answer to a scientific problem.

The theory that survives the doubtful approach of scientists and continues to be supported by experimental evidence. 

The process of observing natural phenomena with the help of five senses and scientific equipment.

If a hypothesis is accepted (after discussion and experimentation) it is called a theory. 

A tree, the bark of which was used for the treatment of fevers. 

A species of mosquito; bites birds. 

The reasoning uses general observation and draws specific hypotheses.

The reasoning that uses specific observation and draws genera) hypothesis.

A unicellular organism that causes malaria in mammals and birds etc.

The joining of two equal ratios. 

A tree, the bark of which is a source of quinine. 

The medicines that kill Plasmodium and so cure malaria. 

The relation between two numbers is expressed in terms of the quotient. 

A common species of mosquito; bites mammals.