Sentence examples for be ready for human from inspiring English sources
Dr. Meegan said that his agency was financing research on three vaccines for West Nile virus and that one might be ready for human trials next year.
So far, none of those bodies have been human, but a few types of printed replacement parts could be ready for human trials in two to five years.
A portable machine that can treat sepsis by filtering pathogens from blood is nearing the point where it could be ready for human clinical testing.
The experiments so far have been completed only on mice, but researchers say a system using an implanted insulin gene may be ready for human testing within two years.
The company hopes to be ready for human trials of its vascular endothelial growth factor stimulator by late 2003, and if they pan out, cardiologists might have a way to help less furry patients build healthier hearts.
The last test of that technology, which involved landing the craft on a floating barge in the ocean, failed spectacularly when it tipped over and exploded But within two to three years, Musk told Colbert, it'll be ready for human passengers.
Now, almost 60 years after the last bomb dropped, some of the islands abandoned because of the testing may finally be ready for humans to move back.
It will be at least a year before any of these new skins is ready for human testing.
It will be at least five years before the technique is ready for human trials, said Ali, but he is confident that this will happen.
