Sentence examples for humans of which from inspiring English sources

The most recent avian flu is a highly pathogenic strain, killing millions of birds and infecting about 120 humans, of which more than 60 have died since 2003, all in Asia, giving the virus a 50percentt fatality rate in humans.

At present 10 members of the TLR family have been discovered in humans, of which TLR4 was first recognized as a key receptor for the LPS component of Gram-negative bacteria [13].

Mutations in this gene cause Chediak-Higashi syndrome (MIM 214500) in humans, of which hydrocephalus is not a characteristic.

In summary, four bacteria are known to be pathogenic to humans, of which one is also pathogenic and one commensal to livestock.

To date, 33 different tetraspanins have been characterized in humans of which tetraspanins CD37 and CD53 are specific for the immune system (Hemler 2005).

Five Plasmodium species infect humans, of which Plasmodium falciparum is the most common in Africa and responsible for most of the severe disease cases (WHO 2012).

More helpful, perhaps, to compare this sprawling epic to Bill Forsyth's similarly flawed Being Human, of which the director ruefully concluded: "Perhaps I should have just written a poem".

Fourteen were viral proteins, and 26/40 were human, of which 85% are already known to be interferon responsive.

"There is no background immunity in the population, and it is spreading from human to human — all of which has the potential for a pandemic," Dr. Fauci said.

They found more than 17,000 structural differences specific to humans, many of which disrupt genes.

And humans - of which a third may be infected with Toxoplasma gondii - could have similar tendencies (to lose their fear, rather than to sit happily in a room with a cat).