Sentence examples for human parallel from inspiring English sources

When a challenging question comes in, the staff quivers, like human parallel processors, checking reference books and pooling information.

We designed a human parallel aversive conditioning paradigm in which different Pavlovian visual cues probabilistically predicted thermal pain primarily to either the left or right arm and studied the acquisition of conditioned Pavlovian responses using combined physiological recordings and fMRI.

A human parallel fiber runs for an average of 3 mm in each direction from the split, for a total length of about 6 mm (about 1/10 of the total width of the cortical layer).

A human parallel to the early life (neonatal) animal studies exists, infants exposed to soy formula.

A human parallel appears to be the POEMS syndrome, where increased VEGF-A is associated with glomeruloid haemangiomas (Tsai et al, 2001).

Chemical carcinogenesis has been used in rats to enhance mammary tumour formation, again with no direct human parallel, and with enhanced chemically induced mutations, some of which can result in a partial immune response in the incompletely inbred rat strains.

As to whether there are any human parallels, Ms Watson herself would not be drawn.

We can do research and find human parallels to 'Le Nozze di Figaro,' but we don't in our own lives have the real sensation of being masters and servants.

Jones comments that "he glimpsed but a small part of the game played by all plants as they fulfil their sexual identity" and goes on to ruminate on cheats, stupidity, reproductive dishonesty and identity fraud in plants, with some side-glances at human parallels.

Researchers don't fully understand (yet) the mechanisms responsible for reduced cancer incidence in certain species but are now exploring more species for potential human parallels.

The dog suffers from a number of behavioural disorders and many of these have human parallels that are treated with the same medicines [ 10- 14].