The phrase "achieved from human" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something was obtained or accomplished through human effort, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The results were achieved from human collaboration and innovation."
Alternatives: "obtained from humans" or "accomplished by humans."
Human processed pseudogene annotations were achieved from pseudogene database (Human pseudogenes, Build 57) (http://www.pseudogene.org/) [ 36].
If there's a greater remove you can achieve from visceral human experience, I don't know it.
"The best results are achieved from powerful technology and human intervention," said Matt Turck, president of TripleHop Technologies, a company that has built recommendation engines for USA Today's online travel section and SkiMatcher, which advises travelers on ski resorts.
For domesticated species, the good life, if we can call it that, cannot be achieved apart from humans -- apart from our farms and, therefore, our meat eating.
Par is achieved from three feet out.
In addition, no G72 amplification could be achieved in cDNA from human fetal brain (Clontech) or in more than ten different human cell lines.
In the campaign to achieve human rights, whose human rights get privileged?
AIDS may have temporarily diverted the gay community from achieving full human and civil rights ("Leaders Fall" by David DeVoss, Jan . 11, yet acquired immune deficiency syndrome has strangely united us as a people just like the survivors of the Holocaust redoubled their efforts not to lose their identity.
By simply staining lymph node cells with antibodies against cell surface IgG and ER-tracker, we achieved PC identification from humans, mice, rabbits and rats with 70%to90%0% purity, representing a 48-fold to 223-fold enrichment of PCs compared with the original lymphocyte populations.
Targeting has been achieved using TCRs isolated from human islet-specific and viral-specific CD4+ T cell clones.
