Sentence examples for each other in human from inspiring English sources
At the state prison in Corcoran, Calif., rival gang members were pitted against each other in "human cockfights" while guards placed bets.
The tea drinking, which will probably take place beside the patient's bed, is a formal ceremony that marks an informal easing of tensions here as the American captors and their prisoners begin to see each other in human terms.
The Israelis and the Palestinians need to have the courage and determination to accept each other in human terms and to recognize the ties that bind them as neighbors and the suffering of each of 64 years of troubled history.
Whether they associate with each other in human cells was investigated by co-IP experiments.
For instance, the orthologues of GPRK2L and RGS12 are found on T. rubripes scaffold 290 (emb|Cand01000290.1), and within 300 kb of each other in human 4p16.
Similarly, the famed Spanish morphologist Cajal observed 'pear-like cells, not attached to each other' in human breast cancer in the late 1800s that surely now would be noted as EMT [ 5].
Eye irritation thresholds and nasal pungency thresholds as a measure of sensory irritation were found to correspond closely to each other in humans (Cometto-Muñiz and Cain 1995).
The two TSSs of MECP2 were moderately but positively correlated with each other in humans and mouse, while the two TSSs of Cdkl5 were highly correlated in mouse (correlation coefficient, Spearman's rank correlation 0.85) confirming our earlier observation of similarities in expression of the two Cdkl5 promoters in mouse.> -wrap-foot> See Additional file 9: Table S4 for a complete list.
Notably all the genes deleted on chromosome 18 (including Apc and Catna1), are synthenic with their human homologues genes (i.e. they are also close to each other in the human genome, all of them mapping on the short arm of chromosome 5).
Ultimately, we live with each other in a human society.
Instead, the two researchers started looking at RNA and proteins to understand the way they interacted with each other in the human body.
