The phrase "a human content" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to content created by humans, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The website features a variety of articles, but I prefer a human content that reflects personal experiences and insights."
Alternatives: "human-created content" or "content by humans".
These numbers lack any human content, but enumeration seems to be the extent of what is possible when thought has been paralyzed by horror.
Because some dentin samples have a high endogenous human content, a separate analysis comparing the fragment length profile of human mapped reads and all non-human reads was performed (Supplementary Figure S6).
It relies on an armada of human content moderators to vet what its algorithm flags as potentially problematic.
1. Inherent susceptibility is related to the human content of an operation.
When the full set of 841 zero IS-mismatch primer pairs was analyzed for the dog, 74.2% of targets with a human GC content of <50% amplified, whereas only 56.9% of targets with a GC content of ≥ 50% amplified (p = 1.9 × 10-7) (Table 4).
His liaisons with prostitutes and 'weary semi pros in sleazy all-night cafes' are confidently dismissed as 'singularly devoid of human content.' As a guide to the unsolved mysteries of Kafka's life, Pawel is dogmatic but unreliable.
The human content must be a human experience, in its totality.' We have been promised an hour, until 7pm, since Maestro Barenboim has a curtain at eight, conducting Prokofiev's 'The Gambler'.
Why not sit at your computer on an industrial estate and become a human interface content harvester.
Two different algorithmic versions of a music program could give a human enough content to combine the two and generate an entirely new genre.
"But I think exploring the human content of war onstage has a chance.
