Sentence examples for being of human origin from inspiring English sources

We identified proteins originating from both HEK293T cells (identified by LC-MS/MS as being of human origin) as well as from mouse skeletal muscle (identified by LC-MS/MS as originating from mouse species) that showed significant association with dysferlin, and we focused on those proteins originating from mouse muscle.

Thus, DNA producing a single band following PCR amplification using this primer pair can be reasonably interpreted as being of human origin.

In addition, aged biological specimens comprising bloodstains, hair shafts and bones were successfully identified as being of human origin, illustrating the applicability of the present method to forensic specimens.

Protein analysis identified the most abundant FSPs as being of human origin and probably derived from pancreatic juice.

To reduce immunogenicity of rodent antibodies (Abs), approved antibody drugs entering clinical trials are of human origin or are humanized versions of rodent antibodies (Reichert, 2008).

Although the original ESTs were of human origin, a large number of ESTs are also isolated from model organisms like Caenorhabditis elegans, Drosophila, rice, and Arabidopsis.

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.

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

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