Sentence examples for humans adopt from inspiring English sources

What makes me uneasy is simply knowing how quickly humans adopt new phrases and how readily we confuse them with the reality — or the unreality — of our actions.

While policy and innovation are clearly important, what we primarily need to focus on is how we as humans adopt and adapt to change.

Our study and the US outbreak emphasize the need for extreme caution when humans adopt animals of exotic origin as pets.

A third is that Neanderthals invented the tools and early modern humans adopted them when they arrived.

The presence of the flutes, figurines, and other symbolic artifacts suggests that these first modern humans adopted cultures and behaviors similar to modern society, Conard says.

Of the three human lice, the body louse is the youngest: it evolved when humans adopted frequent use of clothing ∼107,000 years ago (Kittler et al. 2003, 2004) [but see Toups et al. (2011) for an alternative dating].

A change of pace after last week's awesome slayer-fest sees Being Human adopt the position of a closed-set teleplay.

Complex regional centromeres of rice, flies, mouse and human adopt this structural organisation.

It should be noted that displacement of body segments in the course of unloading was confirmed by our earlier data (Clément et al. 1985) according to which in real microgravity the human adopts a specific, fetal posture that presupposes changes of the ankle joint position and, consequently, length of the plantaris extensors.

As humans, we adopt innovations more quickly than other species.

When mice are provided ad lib access to a palatable diet and limited exercise capacity, much like humans, they adopt a fairly sedentary lifestyle and overeat, which results in a positive energy balance and weight gain over time.