Sentence examples for humans science from inspiring English sources

Some anthropologists have argued that a handful of hominid skeletons show features of both Neandertals and modern humans (Science, 11 February 2005, p. 841).

So one has to take seriously the possibility that any significant change this virus makes … may well come from that quarter, rather than from humans" (Science, 10 July 2009, p. 140).

The modern Homo sapiens species is, therefore, seen as the result of the sharing of genes and behaviors between archaic and modern humans (Science, 12 January 2001, p. 230).

Thirty years ago, geneticist Mary-Claire King and biochemist Allan Wilson proposed that changes in how genes are regulated, rather than in the proteins they code for, could explain important differences between chimps and humans (Science, 11 April 1975, p. 107).

People build stories to connect with people and connect with them as humans; science and technology simply inform how we can best tell the story to maximize its impact.

cWithin the context of our analysis, the plural term 'sciences' always includes the natural sciences, life sciences, and also the social sciences and humanities (human sciences).

Until the science is more settled, let's make sure that health advice is based on real, human science.

The human science, he holds, cannot be called scientific, like biology, because the ethnologist deals with the hand-me-downs of history and geography.

They have opened a significant window to the final frontier in human science, offering new insight into how the brain works.

"DuBois was the most important American intellectual to reflect on the meaning of modernity in the Western world, with influence on all aspects of human science".

Psychophysiology has recently started gaining recognition for its importance in human science disciplines.