Sentence examples for human reflects from inspiring English sources

For example, it is important to note that functional magnetic resonance imaging studies have shown that striatal activation in the human reflects the degree of stimulus saliency (Zink et al., 2006).

Whether different prognosis of HCC in mice and human reflects the species difference, or simply more infected mice and/or longer incubation time are needed to score HCC in the mice, remain to be determined.

As human stays on the top of the food chain, the sul plasmids from healthy human reflects a more mixed population compared with pig or pork (partly represented by pig carcasses) also reflecting other reservoirs that connected to the farm to fork chain.

I saw a human reflecting, which prompted viewers to be empathetic.

"But far from being navel-gazing, they are very universal and human, reflecting the anxieties and fears, the hopes and dreams of our time".

Amidst the grandeur of the Louvre, the restaurant must feel human, reflecting the spirit of the farm, the terroir, and the market, and it must express the humanity of the artisans, cooks, and servers who work there.

The Gα subunits in Ciona share a strong level of sequence conservation with those from other organisms including human, reflecting common structure-function relationships (Figure 2).

The shape of the pelvis in humans reflects the biomechanical needs of bipedalism (Rosenberg and Trevathan 2005).

Most human cases involving field strains of Brucella species can be traced to domestic animals, and the prevalence of disease in humans reflects its occurrence in livestock reservoirs.

The difference in coverage (24 hours in rodents compared to 16 hours in humans) reflects well-established species differences in the particular disease area.

The fraction of A. naccarii transcripts that identify putatively orthologous genes in other fish and humans reflects the phylogenetic distance between A. naccarii and other species.