Almost half the rail accidents in the past have been ascribed to human error.
Importantly, an adipocytokine [ 14] role has been ascribed to human Itln1 (omentin-1), which can be detected in blood plasma and serum.
In short, although the economy will likely recover in time, once again a generation is learning the lesson of Ozymandias: when you believe something is forever, you are ascribing to human beings the eternity that properly belongs only to God.
That merit can be ascribed to a human being in the foetal state is evident from the leaping of John the Baptist in Elizabeth's womb when he recognises the child in the womb of Mary (Princ. 1.7.4).
As human beings would design these artificial agents to behave within pre-specified formalized ethical frameworks, it is likely that responsibility will still be ascribed to these human actors and those that deploy these technologies.
Apart from genetic drift, these sex-specific influences can be ascribed to all those human movements with different male/female composition.
Their presence can possibly be ascribed to their transport from the human organism: sulphur and phosphorus are present in proteins, calcium and phosphorus are present in bones, and the blood contains iron.
However, the large share of hybrid fibers in human EOM could also be ascribed to the non-specificity of antibodies as they were not human specific, while in rat their specificity has been proved [ 42].
Overall, from these results we can conclude that the presence of these rare alleles in the reference assembly of the human genome can be ascribed to both sequencing errors and private variants of the anonymous individuals used by the human genome project.
This biofilm is the cause of many oral diseases, and it has been estimated that roughly 60% of human infections can be ascribed to microbial biofilms [8].
