Sentence examples for appreciable human from inspiring English sources

For all 26 compounds, these low ratios indicate that no appreciable human health risk exists from the presence of trace concentrations of these APIs in surface water and drinking water.

The earliest appreciable human impacts on the world's biota probably came near the end of the Pleistocene, when human hunting pressures may have driven some species of megafauna to extinction in Australia and the Americas.

GREEN marketing of certain products could potentially have an appreciable effect on human behaviour.

The results show that for the majority of compounds, risk quotient values were below 0.2, which suggests they would not pose appreciable concern to human health over a lifetime exposure to potable water.

The variants altering NAT2 activity may have been selectively neutral (or even slightly deleterious) and present at appreciable frequencies in human populations before becoming positively selected under new environmental conditions.

Of the eight, five were also detected in rat tissues, but none were detected at appreciable levels in human tissues or cultured cells.

The same intervention efficacy at reducing gametocyte density in a host with 300 gametocytes per microlitre would cause an appreciable reduction in human to mosquito transmission from that individual.

Candidate chemicals for this comparison would be selected environmental toxicants (such as ozone) and pharmaceuticals that have been tested for responses in appreciable numbers of human subjects at different known exposure levels.

To evaluate the impact of color changes to aesthetics in dental materials, Vichi et al. [ 20] recommend three different intervals for distinguishing color differences Δ E. Values of Δ E < 1 were regarded as not appreciable by the human eye.

Although concentrations are generally low (usually in the range of nanograms per liter) and some individual chemicals may pose no appreciable risks to human health (Schriks et al. 2010), there are concerns about potential risks of exposures to mixtures (Silva et al. 2002).

Fortunately, the goal of the 1000 Genomes Project (1KGP, www.1000genomes.org) is to dramatically expand the catalog of variation for the next generation of GWAS search tools, with the goal of identifying nearly all variants that exist at any appreciable frequency in human populations.