Sentence examples for from the human standpoint from inspiring English sources
Gallinaceous birds are unquestionably the most important avian group from the human standpoint.
"From the human standpoint, the major pest problem from fruit flies is in winery tasting rooms where they fall into people's glasses," Dr. Gilchrist said, "but if you're Drosophila miranda, it matters".
In the next few paragraphs of the Transcendental Aesthetic, Kant reaches the famous conclusions that we can speak of space "only from the human standpoint" (A26/B42) and that space has "transcendental ideality" (A28/B44).
Owing to the growing body of compositional data for microbial proteins and the exploration of environments that are extreme from the human standpoint, it has become possible in recent years to draw correlations between the compositions of proteins and environmental parameters such as temperature [1].
"We are heading straight for catastrophe from a social standpoint, the human standpoint, from war and the environment.
Nevertheless, supplementation with SO was more effective than HPO in increasing CLA concentration in milk fat and reducing the atherogenicity index, improving milk quality from the human health standpoint.
"Forcing someone to prematurely voice the unspeakable, from a human standpoint, is cruel," Janet Kerr, former director of the local sexual assault crisis center, told the panel.
The disadvantages of the operating room from a human standpoint have been described earlier.
While the president must surely realize that history will judge him more harshly rather than less for letting concerns of this sort color his supervision of the national-security apparatus, from a human standpoint, it's easy to understand why he might feel that he "is not the right president" to take this on.
"We've approached writing wills from a different angle to most of our competitors, asking from a human standpoint 'what do I actually care about when I die' — rather than from the legal compliance angle," he adds.
