Sentence examples for excluded human from inspiring English sources

Accounts that ground full moral status in an individual's possession of specific attributes inevitably exclude some portion of humanity, and appear to have implications for the treatment of the excluded human beings that few of us are willing to accept.

"In the past, the realistic tradition excluded human rights as idealism.

The idea of a park that excluded human habitation was then exported to the third world by various colonial administrations, particularly by the British and French in Africa and Asia.

Mr. Muntarbhorn said that continuing talks aimed at halting North Korea's nuclear weapons program excluded human rights issues, but should be used to provide some leverage for improving the human rights situation.

As Nature detailed last week, one Italian science agency recently sent out a call for stem cell grant proposals but specifically excluded human ES cell research, leading three Italian scientists to sue the government.

We excluded human microsatellites that were closer than 25 bp to other microsatellites.

It did so by examining 20-year periods in the data sets and comparing those with the predictions of climate simulations that reflected the natural variations of the climate but excluded human-caused greenhouse gas emissions.

To differentiate between avian and human influenza viruses, we excluded human-isolated avian influenza viruses from the human dataset and examined those sequences separately.

The patent generated so much criticism that the European agency said it had been issued by mistake because it did not exclude human tissue from the claims.

Conservation strategies that exclude human land-use may therefore be misguided and counterproductive when balancing cultural heritage, economic development, and conservation goals35.

The assay was designed to amplify water buffalo samples, a common 'rhino horn' substitute, but to exclude human DNA, a common contaminant.