Sally's and my marriage seemed as contingency-proof as we could construct it, using the human materials we're all equipped with.
The most engaging, uplifting and comedic stories come from our efforts to create and sustain love in difficult circumstances with imperfect human materials.
Unlike Marc Quinn, who fashioned three-dimensional self-portraits out of his own blood, Anzeri has not chosen to use human materials.
This research does not involve human subjects, human materials.
The newspaper says initially work will focus on animal cloning but eventually move on to work with human materials.
Because small-cell lung carcinomas (SCLC) are seldom resected, human materials for study are limited.
All of the human materials were obtained with informed consent, and this project was approved by the Clinical Research Ethics Committee of Affiliated Hospital of Jiangnan University.
Data from animal models and human materials suggest that DC-based immunotherapy could be beneficial at least as a complement to conventional therapy.
A classic model of regulating the use of human materials for research objectives is the "informed consent" received by a researcher from a patient, confirming commitment to provide personal biological material for a certain kind of the research as well as a decision of a bioethical commission (an ethic committee) made about moral acceptance of the conducted research objectives and methods.
Installed on lampposts along the West Drive, the Armenian-American conceptual artist Nina Katchadourian, whose work is included in this year's Venice Biennale, had constructed bird nests for an imaginary bird—"a cross between a Sociable Weaver and the tropical Oropendola," Katchadourian had written in her artist statement birds that use human materials in the construction of their nests.
Various human materials including lymphocytes, oral cells and skin biopsies have been used for the detection of γ-H2AX foci produced by ionizing radiation (IR) (reviewed in [5]).
