Sentence examples for generalized human from inspiring English sources
In the context of generalized human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) epidemics, there has been limited recent investment in HIV surveillance and prevention programming for key populations including female sex workers.
In a sense, we compare WBC expression to expression of an 'averaged or generalized' human tissue.
Thus, vulnerability to injury or death due to the devastation caused by an earthquake was seen as a generalized human susceptibility.
Nonetheless BPA is widely used in a variety of consumer products leading to a generalized human exposure although its risks remain highly controversial [ 23].
However, there is a dearth of literature describing task shifting in sub-Saharan Africa, where services for antiretroviral therapy (ART) have scaled up rapidly in the face of generalized human resource crises.
While this drug is so widely prescribed we only have a number of rat studies and a primate study, all of which have limitations in their ability to be generalized to human results.
By the end of 2013, according to the agency, more than fifty million people worldwide had been displaced by "persecution, conflict, generalized violence, or human rights violations".
"Yes, I suppose he must be finding a way of re-creating the delays in the appearance of the signal to the ear," he said, "though I suppose he'd have to base it on generalized features of human heads?
Starfish are a beloved ocean icon, and the public reaction was twofold: expressions of sadness, often accompanied by offers of help (observations by "citizen scientists" contributed to what is probably the largest data set ever assembled about a marine-animal disease outbreak), and generalized concern that human beings must be responsible — and might be next.
Loss of natural river network connectivity is presumed to be one of the more generalized and important human-induced alterations in natural environments and is frequently perceived as one of the main causes of the decline of freshwater fish species.
Such memories are long lasting and generalized to unfamiliar humans [51], [52], [53].
