Sentence examples for human passage from inspiring English sources

The trail was littered with evidence of human passage.

Roads ease human passage, but unintentionally hamper ecological systems by fragmenting formerly seamless habitats.

He calls his panoramic views of ruins "portraits that record human passage and its effects across geography and time".

In this study airflow patterns across the isolation room doorway induced by the operation of single hinged and sliding doors with simulated human passage were examined.

This trajectory corresponds to a human passage from life, to death, to life, in an endless, but by no means monotonous, recycling.

No archaeological record of these epic journeys has been found, perhaps because the world's oceans were 120 meters lower during the last ice age and the evidence of early human passage is under water.

Type XII collagen also has been shown to be present in the secretome of human passaged chondrocytes (Polacek et al., 2011), however, not in the secretome of cartilage explants (Taylor et al., 2014).

Human passage-4 Poietics MSCs (Lot number 6F4392; Lonza Walkersville Inc., Walkersville, MD) were cultured in Poietics mesenchymal stem cell growth medium according to the instructions of the provider (Lonza).

Expression profiling of the two human passaged isolates compared to the strain before passage revealed alterations in the mRNA levels of multiple genes when grown in culture.

Despite the possible passage of the virus through several hosts during the outbreak, the genome segment used for diagnosis showed complete stability, suggesting that a very high number of human passages may be required to produce the known nucleotide variability for NLV, at least in the RNA polymerase region.

In answer to readers' questions, Lester, a female lab assistant and Beakman (Paul Zaloom) would explore scientific mysteries like the human nasal passage.