Sentence examples for human penetration from inspiring English sources

"It's great to have confirmation that there was early human penetration in Western Europe this early," said Ian Tattersall, a paleonanthropologist at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, who was not involved in the research.

It has been suggested that some early European travelers and pioneer botanists may have exaggerated the difficulties of human penetration because they journeyed along atypical waterways and along tracks where disturbance of the original vegetation had thickened the regenerating ground layer.

ERV is illustrated by analyzing the rate and extent of human penetration on the landscape in Dakota County, one of the seven counties that make up the greater Twin Cities Metropolitan Region of Minnesota.

In addition, human skin penetration did not compromise the mechanical integrity of the microneedles.

The optimal wavelength for human tissue penetration ranges between 700 and 1000 nm (e.g., near infrared, NIR) [13, 19].

The microneedles are subsequently covered conformally with a thin film of biocompatible metal (Ag) rendering them suitable for human skin penetration.

Whole human skin penetration assays were evaluated by histology and measuring cumulative amounts of active agent.

To this purpose, human skin penetration, inflammation, and oxidation were evaluated.

To this aim we used the hamster egg-human sperm penetration test (HEPT) using sperm transfected with a plasmid containing the HPV genes E6/E7 linked to GFP and using sperm exposed to the HPV capsid protein L1.

Then, we used the hamster egg-human sperm penetration test to show the ability of sperm to transfer the capsid protein L1 to the oocyte and the transfer of E6/E7 viral genes to the oocyte by transfected sperm and the expression of these genes by the oocyte.

Finally the hamster egg-human sperm penetration test (HEPT) has been used in some works in order to assess the ability of HPV-infected sperm to fertilize and to transfer viral genome into the oocytes.