Sentence examples for both time and human from inspiring English sources
The role of carer, in particular, became heightened given the current economic climate, which limited both time and human resources, and often made it was difficult for professionals to fully get to know service users.
On this basis, a control strategy was proposed to fulfill the minimum cooling requirement in consideration of both effective discharging time and human comfort.
Also, telephone follow-up compared with a monetary incentive sent with a questionnaire needs further evaluation possibly with a cost-benefit analysis as both could be expensive in time and human resources.
Telephone follow-up compared with monetary incentive sent with a questionnaire needs further evaluation possibly with a cost-benefit analysis, as both could be expensive in time and human resources.
The time and human interaction aspects make dynamic risk assessment complex.
And yes we also begin to see that the arrangement of the brain is partly an evolutionary archaeology: the most primitive and ancient regions lie farthest down while the surface folds of the cortex are closest to the human in both time and function.
Moreover, the levels of Maml1/MAML1 appeared stable over time in both murine and human MABs.
Comparing with the orthologous human RHOX genes and their flanking genes, it is clear this region of the genome is unstable and has undergone multiple rearrangements over evolutionary time in both mouse and human.
It includes fire detecting time (T alarm), preparation action time (T pre) and human evacuation time.
- Intriguingly, while UV treatment induces stress granules in a minority of cells at early time points after exposure, PABP1 is robustly relocalized to the nucleus at later times in both mouse and human cell lines.
