Disaster looms as humans exceed the earth's natural carrying capacity.
For example, "deep ecology", where biodiversity is independent of human value, responds differently to "utilitarianism", where biodiversity might be preserved to extent that measurable benefits to humans exceed costs (see The Preservation of Species).
These arguments required creativity, idea generation, pattern recognition and combinatorial talents: precisely the skills where humans exceed computer capacity.
There was never a doubt that the show would be exuberant fun, but the Humans exceeded all expectations.
Monte Carlo simulations have estimated that serum concentrations of cefditoren after 400 mg bid administration in humans exceed MICs of 1 µg/ml for 44.1% of the dosing interval [17]; the results of the present model suggesting the appropriateness of this t>MIC value for pharmacodynamic efficacy of cefditoren.
52 53 Moreover, Ob-Rb mRNA levels in both rodents and humans exceed all other tissues investigated, including the hypothalamus.
The cancer rate in humans exceeds that of wild and captive great apes, and this difference is probably due in part to genetic differences (McClure 1973; Beniashvili 1989; Waters et al. 1998; Puente et al. 2006).
These academic scientists wrote the Chapel Hill Consensus Statement (vom Saal et al. 2007), which stated, in part, that "the commonly reported circulating levels in humans exceed the circulating levels extrapolated from acute exposure studies in laboratory animals".
The number of unique identifiers that were mapped to human and zebrafish databases is comparable at E-value ≤ 1.0E-50 1.0E-50r, thoweverer of unique identheiers mapped to humanumbereded that of zebrafish at E-valuniqueween 1.0E-50 to 1.0E-05.
'Based on global human consumption rates, humanity exceeded Earth's biocapacity in the mid to late 1980s (World Wide Fund for Nature WWF 2008).
