biometers
/baɪˈɑmətərz/
noun
- Devices that measure biological data, such as heart rate, temperature, or blood pressure, from a living body.
- Scientists attached biometers to the birds to record their heart rates during migration.
- The hospital uses biometers to monitor patients' vital signs around the clock.
- New wearable biometers can track your sleep patterns and daily activity.
- Instruments that detect and measure the presence of living organisms or biological processes, often used in environmental or laboratory settings.
- We used a portable biometer to check for microbial growth on the food surface.
- The lab's biometers quickly identified bacteria in the water sample.
- Environmental biometers help researchers measure the health of soil ecosystems.