Sentence examples for believed to be human from inspiring English sources

The latest trophy is a sliver of what is believed to be human bone -- dry, brittle, about two inches long.

The drivers of deterioration are believed to be human (e.g. traffic, maintenance) and environmental (e.g. weather, pollution, burrowing) but the actual deterioration processes are not well understood.

Harrison said he used a prohibited substance, which is believed to be human growth hormone, but insisted he had never taken steroids.

The new remains — believed to be human — were found near Oak Beach, about a half mile east of the remote area where the bodies of the four women were discovered in proximity to one another last year, the authorities said.

"We were called at 14 35 GMT on Saturday 16 March with reports a jawbone, believed to be human, had been found along a river walk in Rowhedge," a spokesman said.

The cause of the fire is believed to be human, but remains under investigation.

What it meant to be American was to be free to invent yourself, to belong to a family and a society in which destiny was believed to be human-made.

Like most wildfires in the state, this one is believed to be human-caused, and last week local authorities arrested a Danish man, Jesper Joergensen, 52, on related arson charges.

Searchers recovered nine bone fragments that they believe to be human from the World Trade Center haul road along West Street yesterday.

Since the end of the nineteenth century, auditory laterality, representing a functional specialization of only one brain hemisphere to process sounds, was believed to be a human specificity.

L−R asymmetry (laterality) of the brain, once believed to be a human characteristic, has now been found to be widespread among vertebrates [1] [4].