Sentence examples for especially from human from inspiring English sources

But more serious still is the microbiological contamination of drinking water supplies, especially from human faeces.

Thus, this approach could significantly increase the chances of obtaining authentic ancient DNA sequences, especially from human bones.

Taking into account that some genes might not have been predicted accurately and that predicted proteins not supported by EST sequences were not considered for our analysis, further metazoan formins, especially from human, most probably went unidentified in our search.

That's highly problematic, especially from a human rights perspective".

This hypothesis holds that regions with high biodiversity and a relatively low level of disturbance, especially disturbance from humans, are more resistant to establishment by non-native species [42].

Given the low degree of overlap among PPI sets from different databases especially for human and mouse, it appears worthwhile to integrate data from multiple resources to maximize coverage of the interactome.

"In Bruno's Place you can get your hair done for a minimum of 1,000 naira (about $5 £33)." What can cost a lot are the hair extensions or weaves - especially those made from human hair that can cost up to 150,000 naira ($700).

Antibodies that are already developed for orthologous proteins, especially from mouse or human, rarely crossreact in zebrafish.

Pre- and probiotics appear in this perspective as attractive alternatives, see further reviews [35, 36] especially as early data from human intervention studies but also results from experimental studies in animals clearly demonstrate an impact on the immune system: immune cells of the GALT including Peyer's patches [37].

The use of the protein array also bypassed the time-consuming sample collection step especially for tissue samples from human volunteers.

This is especially important for samples from human populations outside Africa, because population growth can affect the pattern of linkage disequilibrium and haplotype structure, and thus lead to an incorrect estimation of the selection intensity if the effect of demographic history is not explicitly modeled.