Sentence examples for humans date from inspiring English sources

For some viewers the bittersweet family love in Alexander Payne's "Nebraska" or the strangely wonderful near-future where humans date operating systems in Spike Jonze's "Her" should be hard to beat.

Initial reports of MRT in humans date back to the period between 1938 and 1939, when several patients suffering from chronic myeloid and lymphoid leukemia were treated with repeated oral administrations of 32P sodium phosphate, which accumulates in blood cells [1].

Although phenotypic descriptions of apoptosis after TBI in humans date back to the 1940s [ 30, 31], biochemical evidence of the reactivation of the apoptotic cascade after TBI in humans has been reported only within the past decade.

Xenotransplantation – using animal tissues in humans – dates back to at least 1682, when Dutch surgeon Job Janszoon van Meekeren reported that a Russian soldier's skull had been repaired with a fragment of bone from a dog.

Evidence linking antibiotic use in livestock to antibiotic resistance in humans dates back several decades.

There is evidence of cannibalism among early humans dating back 900,000 years, but evidence of murder has been harder to find.

The association of C. lectularius and humans dates back to 1350 B.C. or earlier, as evidenced by well-preserved bed bug remains recovered from the Workmen's Village at el-Amarna, Egypt [11].

The first documentation of positive pressure ventilation in humans dates from the 18th century.

One of the oldest prepared foods by humans, dating to the Neolithic era bread, further illustrates the point of indivisibility.

Although anthropological evidence is scarce, the earliest traces of West Atlantic occupation by modern humans dates back 40 ky [ 8, 9].

Sweden has a long tradition of combating and controlling Salmonella in feed, animals, and humans, dating back to a large outbreak of salmonellosis in 1953 that affected >9,000 persons and caused 90 deaths (10, 11 ).