Sentence examples for be of human origin from inspiring English sources

The logicists, however, believed that the natural numbers were also man-made, inasmuch as definitions may be said to be of human origin.

No beta-lactamase genes were found in any common pulsotype, while present in some rare pulsotypes, indicated to be of human origin.

However, it was reported recently that the XMRV expressed by 22Rv1 may not be of human origin, but most likely arose via recombination of two overlapping XMRV-like genomes during passage of the prostate tumor in inbred mice (T. Paprotka et al. 18th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections).

The line was showed to be of human origin by karyotype analysis.

Our initial protein sequencing studies 6 suggested that the enzyme activity was likely to be of human origin.

The MRSA ST375 found in 2005 was of a type that is frequently isolated in human specimens in Finland [ 40], and it is likely to be of human origin.

Third, 16/17 of the S. aureus strains whose genomes were examined were of human origin with only one being of livestock origin (RF122, isolated from a case of bovine mastitis).

"It's just calcium, but it's of human origin, so it's charged in a lot of different ways," he said.

At a planning board meeting last year, Father Elias Lorenzo, the abbey's prior said: "If the plan is of human origin, it will fail.

Dr Bever stated that, on this evidence, he would be prepared to appear in court to testify that the lampshade was of human origin.

Indeed, their greatest ambition was to try to establish something implied by Aikenhead's gallows speech: an account of civil society demonstrating that legal and ethical rules were of human origin.