Sentence examples for base of the human from inspiring English sources
If the scientists are right, it would trim the base of the human evolutionary tree and spell the end for names such as H rudolfensis, H gautengensis, H ergaster and possibly H habilis.
The nuchal ligament, for example, which connects the base of the human skull to the base of the neck, stands out.
Gilbert's "holy grail" is not so holy after all; he believes that the HGP reveals our place amidst the interconnectedness of all life forms: "The data base of the human genome, coupled with our knowledge of the genetic makeup of model organisms, promises to reveal patterns of genes and to show us how we ourselves are embedded in the sweep of evolution that created our world" (1992, p. 97).
The foramen spinosum is one of two foramina located in the base of the human skull, on the sphenoid bone.
5-Methylcytosine has been termed the "fifth base" of the human genome.
The basal ganglia form a functional complex of neurons that are located at the base of the human forebrain.
The labeling is based on the human capability of processing the semantics, aesthetics, and sentiment behind text and photos.
The Drosophila success bodes well for Celera, which is already sequencing the 3 billion bases of the human genome the same way.
New techniques mean that reading all six billion bases of the human genome – known as whole genome sequencing (WGS) – is getting cheaper and quicker.
The complexity of gene regulation has been exemplified by examination of 400 protein-coding genes in 1% (30 million bases) of the human genome as part of the ENCODE project [60], which revealed that 80% of these genes had additional exons, many of which were located thousands of bases away from the coding exons.
