"authentically human" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the greatest aspects of being human, or to contrast something that is artificial or inauthentic in comparison. For example: "His actions were authentically human, filled with compassion and understanding."
Perhaps now, for the first time, he can cohere an authentically human self — but only future tales will tell.
At various times, it was denied both that Jesus was authentically human and that he was fully divine.
The moments they spend together are among the most beautiful, authentically human cinematic sequences in the series.
Aspall's digital progress will be worth watching – not least its evolution as a brand that strives to convey an authentically human voice on social channels.
It's not just that people have a leg-up by being authentically human.
"The lifestyle here is authentically rural; human relations are uncomplicated".
Beneath these specifics, however, is one of faith's most invaluable contributions: to call us to be fully, authentically, extravagantly human, with all our differences in play -- to become our full selves and our best selves, to accept the depths of who we are and grow toward the depths of who we can be.
Mouse models of CLN1 and CLN3 disease have been generated using different genetic strategies and authentically mimic human disease aspects [ 12– 16].
Social influence is the power of humans interacting authentically with other humans.
While a porcine pre-clinical model has limitations including increased cost and housing requirements [ 36], these drawbacks are countered by the potential ability to authentically model normal human breast development and breast cancers within a context that is biologically and physiologically more similar to the human.
This disconnect highlights the continued need for improved animal models of glioma, which can be used to both screen potential targets and authentically recapitulate the human condition.
