Sentence examples for differentiate humans from inspiring English sources

Past attempts to differentiate humans from animals and thereby explain their disparate treatment before the law have taken many forms.

He identifies eight pathways that starkly differentiate humans from their closest primate relatives: social cognition, communication, cultural learning, cooperative thinking, collaboration, prosociality, social norms, and moral identity.

As roles become specialized and humans are expected to work alongside technology, skills that differentiate humans from artificial intelligence become even more crucial in the new world of work.

A number of reviewers, even some sympathetic ones, questioned the possibility of extending the theory to account for the evolution of those characteristics that differentiate humans from their nearest relatives.

It's interesting that Triple J didn't even include a captcha (those annoying distorted letters and numbers you have to fill out), one of the most common tests to differentiate humans from computers, in the voting process.

So while it is great that technology is making learning easier, interactive and "gamified," we must all be sure that we are not losing the key skills that differentiate humans from machines: communication and critical thinking.

And not everybody is eager to embrace machines that are programmed to differentiate human behavior.

The question becomes: How can one firmly differentiate human beings from other animals?

In summary, FSK was shown to polarize and differentiate human hepatoma HepaRG cells, without the addition of DMSO.

One of the preceding requirements is a method to differentiate human embryonic stem cells into lacrimal gland epithelium cells.

The osteogenic medium extracts could potentially provide a fast and effective way to differentiate human adipose stem cells in vitro.