Sentence examples for human organisms from inspiring English sources

In a sense, all technology is biotechnology: machines interacting with human organisms.

I suppose I was particularly moved by the claim that human organisms might have an intrinsic value independent of their characteristics.

If Eastern religions are more receptive to cloning, it is because they tend to view you and me not as human organisms, but as spirits who inhabit organisms.

In July, a new European Union law will ban "processes that would change the genetic identity of human organisms" and may revoke the patent.

A mid-nineteenth-century English newspaper report described cholera victims who were "one minute warm, palpitating, human organisms — the next a sort of galvanized corpse, with icy breath, stopped pulse, and blood congealed — blue, shrivelled up, convulsed".

KEITH A. MURPHY, Chicago, posted on nytimes.com Why should we consider micro-organisms "machines" and not conclude that human organisms are also machines?

But the NAS Committee on Gene Drive Research in Non-Human Organisms has cautioned that far more research is needed before such gene-drive modified organisms can be used.

In this paper, we review experiences in using non-human organisms to study crowd panic in the literature.

Ensuring that examples from humans were used, in addition to those from non-human organisms, also seemed to make the class more engaging (Table 4).

Even as a method for understanding how simple and primitive perceptual representations in non-human organisms, and even humans, manage to represent, biosemantics offers compelling solutions.

Though the ultimate ambitions of theories vary, all begin modestly by theorizing only the most basic representational capacities of non-human organisms.