Sentence examples for cycles in human from inspiring English sources

Another view supposed that there were recurring cycles in human affairs according to which a progression from good to bad would give way to one from bad to good.

In 1885, Ettore Marchiafava, Angelo Celli and Camillo Golgi studied the reproduction cycles in human blood (Golgi cycles).

Daily sleep cycles in humans are driven by a complex circuit within which GABAergic sleep-promoting neurons oppose arousal.

Because similar safeguards likely manage cell divisions within higher animals, further elaboration of cell-cycle quiescence regulatory networks in C. elegans will continue to clarify the complex mechanisms controlling cell cycles in humans.

In regulating the sleep wake cycles in humans, the circadian rhythm has been described in terms of three characteristics: phase, amplitude and stability (Horne and Ostberg, 1977; Monk and Folkard, 1985).

Despite the wide variety of overt rhythms manifested by different species (e.g., from flowering in plants to wake-sleep cycles in humans), there is remarkable similarity in the underlying timing mechanisms.

These circadian abnormalities include disrupted sleep/wake cycles in humans (Brower 2001; Imatoh et al. 1986) as well as disrupted circadian responses to light and abnormal activity patterns in rodents (Brager et al. 2010; Rosenwasser et al. 2005).

We conjecture that limit cycles in humans are associated with poor training and incorrect internal models, and therefore, a theory of learning is needed to fully explain behaviour; this is the subject of current research.

Wilke et al. (1975) suggested that the entrainment of breathing and locomotory cycles in humans is an expression of the ease with which breathing becomes entrained to various rhythmic events.

There is a mysterious cycle in human events, but it doesn't swing back and forth like a pendulum.

This cycle in human history may be obnoxious to the enlightened, but it is set to make a comeback.