Sentence examples for a study of humans from inspiring English sources

However, steroid levels in plasma and whole blood can differ, as seen in a study of humans [9].

Although there is some variability, as expected in a study of humans, the clustering of the rows (genes) on the heat map reveals distinct patterns of transcript abundance between lymphocyte samples that clearly separate the high- from the low-arsenic-exposed subjects (between subjects 13 and 17).

It really is, just as a study of human nature".

And yet, and yet… As a study of human behaviour or a comedy of manners, it touches genius.

The religious claim, of course, is that God does exist and that theology is not simply a study of human belief but an investigation of reality.

Economics — which is at root a study of human behavior — tends to be messier.

For more than twenty years, Robert Sampson, a Harvard sociologist, and a team of researchers have conducted a study of human development in Chicago neighborhoods.

Yet the page from Leonardo da Vinci's Codex Arundel notebook in the Treasures gallery of the British Library is not – or not directly – a study of human anatomy.

Jacques Tati, 1953 You say: Its mock-silent method is wonderfully suited to a study of human incompetence without being patronising; it's peerless.

The French architect Le Corbusier developed a theory of proportion called Modulor, also based on a study of human proportions.

But he gave a proper object to anthropology: not simply as a study of human nature, but a systematic study of how cultural practices vary, how cultural differences are systematically organized".