Sentence examples for human collection from inspiring English sources

Divine revelation has become the property of a very human collection of committees and experts.

Touching on issues of domestic violence, depression and homophobia, it's a deeply personal and human collection that doesn't feel alienating or preachy.

The diversity of the human collection of microbial residents known as the microbiome became more clear last year when the Human Microbiome Project described the diversity and abundance of microbes living in and on the human body (see "Researchers Catalog Your Microbial Zoo").

What we end up imagining, producing and enabling online ultimately materializes the reflection of the human collection.

But this is the Big Show, an all too human collection of aspiration and inspiration, not a small touch of arrogance, and yet the uncanny whiff of occasionally and ultimately pulling it off.

The Pure Human collection is an assortment of prototypes leather accessories made from pigskin that Gorjanc designed to test whether her technology is functional, and further, critique "the lack of legislation surrounding the protection of genetic materials," according to a statement writen by the Slovenian designer.

Human collections of objects can be instruments of research about the world or objects of aesthetic delight.

The proportion of gene sets in each GO category which showed an LPv <0.05 is shown in Table 2. Our method achieved 91.3% and 91.6% accuracy for GO terms in molecular function for mouse and human collections, respectively.

Degradation of RNA due to processing time was not significantly different among macaque samples, despite processing delays similar to those for the human collections.

[material deleted] The lack of in-country human intelligence collection assets contributed to this collection gap.

MRH has coordinated glaucomatous and control human eyes collection and participated in microarray data collection and analysis, she also helped draft the manuscript.