Sentence examples for clusters of human from inspiring English sources
The alert has been at Level 3 for years because of small clusters of human cases of avian flu.
As clusters of human cells that are not independent organisms, teratomas may prove better test subjects for drugs than lab animals, and they are inspiring ways to grow stem cells without harvesting embryos.
One end is crowded with clusters of human encampments; the other, Goosewing, reached by wading across a shallow tidal breach, is usually empty.
What I recall most vividly is the spectacle of some men carrying out other men, so pale and emaciated that they could no longer walk; the stench that came from a giant mountain of garbage in the prison yard; and the clusters of human shit encrusted on the barbed-wire cell windows.
Two clusters of human fossils discovered at the Shanidar cave between 1953 and 1960 provide information on the geographic range of Neanderthals and on their relationship to earlier archaic humans.
Since then, the web has become more social, but the clusters of human connections, or "social graphs", tend to be isolated within various networks, sites and services.A group of sites including MySpace, Facebook's main rival, is pushing an "OpenID" button that works with any participating social network.
Clusters of human-to-human transmission have been associated with household and health care settings (2, 3, 5 ).
Although human infections are zoonotic in origin, clusters of human-to-human transmission have been reported, particularly within households or health care settings (3 – 6 ).
However, human cases seem to peak during April–June, although this peak may be skewed by clusters of human-to-human transmission.
While most of the human cases occurred upon direct contact with infected poultry, a few family clusters of human-to-human transmission of HPAI H5N1 virus have been documented.
The most enriched clusters of human-specific PE genes are signal/glycoprotein and immunoglobulin, and humans possess a deeply invasive human hemochorial placenta that comes into direct contact with maternal immune cells.
