Sentence examples for human for which from inspiring English sources
Previously, the nearest species to a human for which caloric restriction had been proved to work was a mouse.
Indeed, the two targets displaying the largest variability in the range of 0.50 0.75 Tanimoto similarity are rat A3 (AA3RATand and human A2b (AA2BR HUMAN), for which quite different performances are observed (RMSEPext in the 0.70 0.75 range and in the 0.59 0.61 range respectively: Figure 5).
Such studies could also assist in the establishment of TS cell models for other species, including human, for which attempts to derive TS cell lines have so far failed.
The remaining five are most similar to PSP from mouse and human, for which there is no unambiguous ortholog in bovine (see Table 2 for % amino acid identities).
We limited our search to protein families present in genes from three metazoan genomes (worm, fly, and human), for which there were multiple human protein members.
The data obtained here will function as a comprehensive reference base for embryos generated from reproductive biotechnologies in the bovine as well as in the human for which the use of in vivo embryos is highly limited.
AIDS is nothing like polio, measles, smallpox or any other viral infection in humans for which a vaccine has been created.
Malm and Hornborg (2014) go further and point out that the idea we all still exist in a "safe operating space" and that the Anthropocene is a future risk is nonsense for the growing proportion of the world's humans and more-than-human for which it is already a living disaster.
In other words, we "intelligently design" security systems that are less adaptable to security threats than the humans for which they are intended.
Filoviruses are important pathogens that cause severe and often fatal hemorrhagic fever in humans, for which no approved vaccines and antiviral treatments are yet available.
Zaire ebolavirus causes large outbreaks of severe and usually fatal hemorrhagic disease in humans for which there is no effective treatment or cure.
