Sentence examples for biologically human from inspiring English sources

"A fetus is biologically human, of course," he says.

Supernaturalism goes, but so does the idea that anything transcends the biologically human.

"For me, this is a matter of conviction: a belief that life, including early life, is biologically human, genetically distinct and valuable".

For me, this is a matter of conviction -- a belief that life, including early life, is biologically human, genetically distinct and valuable.

Is it even necessary to be biologically human to enjoy what we call human rights?

Second, Witt distinguishes persons (those who possess self-consciousness), human beings (those who are biologically human) and social individuals (those who occupy social positions synchronically and diachronically).

"Biologically, humans weren't built to remember long strings of unassociated characters," he said.

Biologically, humans have multiple moral potentials.

Recent, biologically complex human intestinal tissues have been cultured using human (induced) pluripotent stem cells, resulting in human intestinal organoids that have secretory and absorptive functions (Brugmann and Wells 2013).

For instance, is the individual's life best understood biologically, qua human being, or instead as the existence of a person that may or may not be human (Flanagan 1996)?

Magnetite particles are known to form biologically in human brains, but these are small and crystal-shaped, unlike the larger, spherical particles that dominated the samples in the new study.