Sentence examples for be available to human from inspiring English sources
"I totally believe that very seriously enhanced and augmented abilities are going to be available to human beings both in the general public and certainly at the military level.
The White House should be available to human frailty in all tax brackets.
For all of these tests, a correction must be made for exchangeable sodium which should be determined separately; non-exchangeable NaCl may not be detectable although it may be available to humans.
He is willing to accept that some limited set of fundamental scientific laws (i.e., "ultimate causes and principles") are available to human researchers.
The goal of this study was two-fold: (1) to determine if prenatal cocaine alters developmental neuroanatomy using methods that are available to human researchers, specifically structural MRI and diffusion tensor imaging, and (2) to determine the feasibility of rodent in vivo neuroimaging for usage in longitudinal studies of developmental disorders.
Even if unanimity about human rights is currently lacking, rational agreement is available to humans if they will commit themselves to open-minded and serious moral and political inquiry.
Except for insulin AspB10, which has never been available to humans, all insulin analogues are still marketed.
As insulin AspB10 has been shown to have mitogenic properties in in vitro and animal studies, this drug has never been available to humans.
Similarly, in experiments based on the COVIS framework, it has been suggested that rule-based processes are available to humans (for a review see Ashby and Maddox 2005), and macaques (Smith et al. 2011), but not to pigeons (Smith et al. 2010).
No, cloning would be available to all human beings, to improve their characteristics and possibilities".
My synthetic work on zoonotic disease suggested that biodiversity conservation was not an effective tool for disease control; but what options for ecological intervention might be available to reduce human and wildlife disease burdens?
