biokemiallisina

Biokemiallisina is a Finnish inflected form of the adjective biokemiallinen, used to describe things that relate to biochemistry in a plural or specific grammatical context. It is typically translated into English as “biochemical” or “as biochemical” depending on the sentence, and it appears in phrases that refer to multiple items or to the capacity in which something is regarded.

In scientific and academic Finnish, biokemiallisina often occurs as part of essive phrases such as biokemiallisina prosesseina or biokemiallisina reitteinä, where the sense is “as biochemical processes” or “as biochemical pathways.” The form signals that the described items have a biochemical character or function, rather than a purely chemical, physical, or general biological one. It is related to the base adjective biokemiallinen, which more commonly describes a single attribute of a singular noun, while biokemiallisina is used with plural or specific grammatical constructions.

Usage notes: biokemiallisina is typical in technical writing, research reports, and science journalism in Finnish. It helps distinguish contexts where biochemical aspects are central from broader discussions that may emphasize other disciplines, such as general chemistry or molecular biology. The term is not a separate field or concept, but a language-specific way to express the biochemical nature of multiple items or roles within a discussion. In English translations, the appropriate rendering depends on the syntactic role, often “biochemical” or “as biochemical.”