Sentence examples similar to a fault of human origin from inspiring English sources

A mouse with all its brain cells of human origin is an interesting concept, though it might disappoint in practice.

Then came an equally costly disaster, though one of human origin: the subprime credit market meltdown.

A variable amount of lymphocytes (5-88%) were of human origin.

The natural history museum is a hall of human origins.

All cDNAs were of human origin.

The cells were too small to be of human origin.

All these cells were of human origin.

All constructs are of human origin.

Sir David Attenborough examines new evidence on a controversial theory of human origins.

"Piltdown matters for a number of reasons," says Chris Stringer, head of human origins at the Natural History Museum.

With such a paucity of intellectual assistance, Christians feel forced to choose between the science of human origins, on the one hand, and an antiquated theology of human origins on the other.