The phrase "alike human" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may cause confusion; a more appropriate phrase would be "like a human" or "similar to a human."
Example: "The robot was designed to interact with people in a way that felt more like a human."
Alternatives: "similar to a human" or "like a human."
As acknowledged by faculty and students alike, human rights does not always present an obvious career path, which was why hearing from experts in diverse fields within this realm proved opportune.
However, early spontaneous changes in cartilage and bone, much alike human OA, can be seen as early as 2 months after birth and increase gradually until 18 months (Kraus et al., 2010).
For Marxists and capitalists, anarchists and imperialists, Christians and freethinkers alike, humans were to be the summit, the goal around which the world is organized and toward which life and history progress.
Because we do not all look alike, humans, individually and collectively, have developed the concept of beauty and its opposite, ugly.
But the solutions of engineers are often much alike, because human brains are much alike.
NO FACE looks alike, but human bodies and their genetic make-up are almost identical.
In the approximately 14,000 years since dogs were first domesticated, humans have been breeding them selectively for desired traits of appearance and behavior, with the result that dogs of a controlled breed are far more alike than human siblings.
We implemented a combination of camera and inertia tracking, alike the human visual/vestibular system.
If we all thought alike the human race would have died out long ago.
Dewey wrote, "The present function of the liberal arts college is to use the resources put at our disposal alike by human literature, by science, by subjects that have a vocational bearing, so as to secure ability to appraise the needs and the issues of the world in which we live" (LW 15,280).
Additionally, we confirmed that, alike in human HD brain, neuronal degeneration is selective, that is, affecting primarily certain groups of neurons in the striatum of investigated senescent tgHD rats and moreover that age-related changes contribute to final extent of NDP.
