Force Effect of Biologycel
Abstract
This study was conducted to investigate the effects of force, specifically biomechanics, a major topic in biology. Biomechanics is the study of how forces interact with biological systems. It examines how the mechanisms and movement of organisms respond to internal and external factors. Demographic data were collected for the study sample, including age and body mass index (BMI). Demographic results showed higher rates of BMI (24.9–18.5 kg/m²) in the female group compared to the male group, as well as higher rates of BMI (<30 kg/m²) in the male group compared to the female group. Significantly higher BMI levels were recorded among females in the patient group compared to males. Aims To investigate the potential integration of biomechanics with traditional concepts of force. This study provides an overview of the mechanical properties of many body parts, such as muscles, hair, bones, and others. In short, biomechanics is a vital field that integrates biology and physics to better understand how organisms interact with their surroundings, thus improving human performance and overall well-being.
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