Sentence examples for human discoveries from inspiring English sources

The transformation of milk into cheese is one of the most extraordinary of all human discoveries.

Many doctors view antibiotics as human discoveries, but most are results of selection acting over millions of years in the deadly interactions of bacteria and fungi with each other.

They complement human discovery rather than replace it.

Cosmos is a complete science course, encompassing not just cosmology but also chemistry, physics, biology, and the history of human discovery.

Perhaps the greatest hoax in terms of human discovery occurred in 1869 with the unearthing of the Cardiff Giant in upstate New York.

Additional file 1: Human discovery MAP175+ (Myriad RBM).

The Human discovery MAP175+ consisted of 184 predefined proteins allowing covering dozens of different pathways.

Human discovery MAP 175+ (Additional file 1) was performed on 20 samples composed of pools of serum from HC and MR (mild, moderate and severe) patients (cohort 1).

The Church of England, which is also known as the Anglican Church, also avers that "human discovery and invention can be thought of as resulting from the exercise of God-given powers of mind and reason".

Here, flying foxes, many species of which declined following human discovery of the islands (Steadman 2006), have generalist diets (Banack 1998) and are often regarded as 'keystone' seed dispersers, particularly for large-seeded plants, because of a relative lack of other large frugivores (Cox et al. 1991; Rainey et al. 1995; McConkey and Drake 2002).

Important too, he said, are the non-human discoveries that are emerging.