Sentence examples for human library from inspiring English sources

Cynics will say that only the broadminded would ever come to a human library.

Other attractions included a human library (full of living books), workshops for everything from laughter yoga to pitta-bread making and a whole host of family-friendly activities.

All guests are assigned a "host" and can access the "human library" – a directory of experts in everything from floristry to shopping, who offer their time for a fee.

To show the feasibility of the approach, a subset of the human library consisting of major components from the complement system and extracellular matrix was selected for expression and purification, since these protein classes represent the first line of interaction at the host-pathogen interface.

When I visited this week I attended an event called Future Editions — a "human library" from which I "borrowed" the delightful mathematician Kate Durkacz, who explained to me the beauty of calculus told me about the mathematics of computer security (it all depends on the multiplication of extremely large prime numbers, apparently).

Note that we had identified an interacting clone coding for Teashirt3 from the mouse library, and two Teashirt3 clones from the human library.

Primers are filtered against mispriming human libraries and have a high melting temperature (>60°C) to minimize non-specific amplification.

Genes predicted as paralogs by Ensembl are 49% and 60% of the bovine and human libraries, respectively.

Relative X-chromosome expression values across both cis and trans-paralogs for five human libraries.

Homologous genes to zebrafish fth1 are expressed in all vertebrate ovary dbEST libraries available at UniGene, with very high relative levels in salmon, swine, dog, and human libraries.

Of 8995 human libraries screened, 2617 (29%) were involved in the production of chimaera, and none of them overlapped with those highly contaminated libraries.