Sentence examples for human specifications from inspiring English sources

The joke among the local crews was that SEEK headquarters was climate controlled to suit human specifications and not a comfortable place for outliers.

As artificial lighting is designed to human specifications, and so is usually deficient in UV light, there may be welfare implications for captive birds, with both context-dependent and chronic long-term effects in its absence.

Hubo, a South Korean robot being used by two of the teams, and Atlas, the machine chosen by seven American teams, go the whole arms-legs-head-and-shoulders humanoid hog.The reason for this convergence on the humanoid form is that they must function in an environment shaped to human specifications.

This lack of a specific early germ cell reporter might explain why the characterization of human PGC specification and commitment in vitro has not been investigated until now.

NCSCs have been well characterized in a number of model organisms [1], [2], [3], [4], including mouse, chicken, frog, and zebrafish [5], [6], [7], but little is known about the mechanisms of human NC specification, migration and differentiation.

To elucidate the role of miRNAs in early human lineage specification, we performed deep sequencing of small RNA isolated from the purified neural populations.

Notable mechanistic differences between mouse and human PGC specification could be attributed to their divergent embryonic development and pluripotent states, which might affect other early cell-fate decisions.

During the submission process of this manuscript, Irie et al (2015) reported that the endodermal factor SOX17 functions in concert with BLIMP1 as the key regulator of human PGCLC specification.

The molecular mechanisms underlying human PGC specification are poorly understood due to inaccessibility of cell materials and lack of in vitro models for tracking the earliest stages of germ cell development.

Ansite, J. et al. Purified human pancreatic islets, specifications (product codes PHPI-A-01, PHPI-L-01, PHPI-E-01) — standard operating procedure of the NIH Clinical Islet Transplantation Consortium.

Rosenbaum, D. A. Human movement initiation: specification of arm, direction and extent.