In the past 20 years, the interest on human emotions has been extended, from the realm of psychology, to other disciplines such us neuroscience1, product and experience design2, and computer science 3,4.
As such, the coverage scope for human proteins is extended from 4 to 12 location sites.
The statute of limitations for civil lawsuits by victims of human rights abuses in California is extended from five to 10 years.
If life consisted of a Great Chain of Being, extending from ocean slime to humans to angels, extinctions would remove some of its links.
Work from these animal models has recently been extended into human clinical trials of RA with differing degrees of success [ 12- 14].
The council's concerns were extended to "human security": it would rescue people from the savagery of civil and ethnic conflict.
In the future, the observations from the Drosophila DOA model can be extended to human DOA subjects and have the potential to establish a new model for longevity.
The measure, just one paragraph long, would ask voters whether inalienable rights, due process rights and equality of justice rights as defined in the state Constitution should be extended to "any human being from the moment of fertilization".
However the extent to which NK cell contribution derived from mice studies can be extended to humans is notably limited by the inherent expression of independently evolved and structurally unrelated set of MHC class I-specific NK cell receptors belonging to the C-type lectin-like family as opposed to the immunoglobulin-like family in humans (Parham, 2005).
