Sentence examples for humans changes from inspiring English sources
In humans, changes of both SST secretion and SSTR expression has been described in conditions of infection and inflammation of adipose tissue [205].
In humans, changes in the glycosylation of MUC5B have been shown to occur in CF and COPD, and a specific glycoform of MUC5B (low charge glycoform) has been found to be more prevalent [25], [26].
Like in humans, changes in dietary FAs may be implicated in the disordered lipid metabolism in cats.
In humans, changes in the presence or abundance of some of these compounds have been considered as indicative of health status, e.g., linked to malignancy.
In humans, changes in muscle protein synthesis (MPS) and breakdown in response to food intake and/or exercise are normally assessed in vastus lateralis muscle (Rennie et al. 1982).
In this line, in humans changes in chest wall mechanics are relatively small in healthy awake [ 26] and mechanically ventilated [ 27, 28] subjects due to adaptability of total chest wall mechanical behavior at different IAP.
(Humans changed biologically, too, evolving such new traits as a tolerance for lactose as adults).
"He tries to use the argument that humans change," said one student, Andrew Stephens.
No. It's pointless because I'm not sure that humans change by saying they will do something.
An undercurrent of the two plays is how humans change over the course of a lifetime without even noticing.
For example, when did humans change from being hunter-gatherers to skilled artisans?
