Sentence examples for humans points from inspiring English sources

In their ability to recognize faces from new angles, sheep outperform humans, points out Nancy Kanwisher of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

And Arpad Vass, who is associated with the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Body Farm and has compiled a list of compounds released by decomposing humans, points out that the use of specific tissues versus a whole body and the isolation of those tissues in jars means the researchers are looking at just a subset of the bacteria and other environmental factors that influence decomposition.

Persistence of such a balance over broad range of taxa from bacteria to humans points to an ancient correlation between introns and exons, which is probably explained by the exon theory of genes [55].

Viewed in succession, however, McCoy's doodled humans point to a psychotic misanthropy that springs from outside the human mind.

In contrast, some indirect evidence in humans pointed to a positive association between recombination rate and DNA methylation (Sigurdsson et al. 2009).

Similarly, animal models, as well as phenotypical and functional studies and clinical trials in humans, point towards derangement of Th17 cells in RA [ 6, 7, 14].

Recent data on bioaccumulation in wildlife and humans point to a need for in-depth analyses of systemic toxicology, in particular with respect to reproduction and ontogeny.

This is one of the challenges of Kafka biography: humanizing a writer who wasn't terribly attached to conventionally human points of view.

If the user's final score has four more bot than human points, they are considered a bot.

It's been known for years that dogs understand what it means when a human points at something.

Even our cognitive cousins the chimpanzees don't look past the tip of an outstretched finger when a human points them in the direction of food.