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1949 A. L. Copley in Proc. Internat. Congr. Rheol. i. 47 These problems may develop eventually in a science branch of its own for which I should like to propose for the sake of convenience the term 'bio-rheology'. It may be predicted that bio-rheological inquiries into the nature and origin of life will grow in scope and volume.

1961 Nature 19 Aug. 757/1 A seminar on biorheology and microcirculation was opened..at the Medical School.

1983 Q. Rev. Biol. 58 303/2 Introductory articles deal with the antigenicity of mucins and their biorheology, especially as they relate to pharmacological agents.

2003 A. Cano in H. P. G. Schneider Menopause xxv. 140/2 A basic tenet in a first approach to biorheology is that a flow of blood within the cylindrical geometry of a vessel follows the rules of laminar flow.