Sentence examples for breakthroughs in human from inspiring English sources

American zoos began developing contraception for highly fertile animals like lions in the 1970s, after breakthroughs in human birth control.

Furthermore, the benefits move in both directions – breakthroughs in human medicine are also used to treat diseases in other animals, including primates.

Obama is determined that the pincer movement of economic modernisation and regional and spiritual cajoling will help bring about the longer-term breakthroughs in human rights and democracy that he concedes are largely absent from the existing deal so far.

One of the great breakthroughs in human understanding over the past 40 years has been the realization that all complex systems -- economic, political, biological, mechanical, environmental, or social -- behave according to a simple set of common principles.

Vaccination against infectious diseases has been one of the major breakthroughs in human medical history, saving the lives of millions of people each year.

We suggest that continued research emphasis on these traditional approaches to the exclusion of other approaches will impede the discovery of important breakthroughs in human health research necessary to understand the emerging diseases of today.

A new theorem is a breakthrough in human thought.

So who were the people who made this breakthrough in human history?

Elusive sense: Our report on Thursday on a breakthrough in human cloning included this: "Although the procedure has been achieved in laboratory animals – such as mice and monkeys – it has until now alluded several attempts on human material".

Olga Soffer, an emerita professor of anthropology at the University of Illinois who has worked on the Czech ceramics, said the find reinforced the idea that ceramic work — a major, complex technological breakthrough in human history — was invented for art rather than utility.

This achievement was considered a major breakthrough in human medical history.