Sentence examples for humans suggested from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, recent data in humans suggested that the decrease of capsaicin-induced dermal blood flow may be mediated by the inhibition of CGRP release [54].

Previous studies in humans suggested that not all the transcripts that contribute to transcriptome diversity are equally likely to contribute to protein diversity (Gonzàlez-Porta et al. 2013).

The discovery of meter-tall humans suggested that until relatively recently, Homo sapiens was not the only human species on the planet.

Take, for example, AI used for robotic limbs for wounded soldiers (as described by Yoky Matsuoka, former Vice President of Technology at Nest) or robots used for exploratory research in locations too dangerous to send humans (suggested by Sabine Hauert, a roboticist at Bristol University).

Analysis of microarray transcriptional patterns of various OXPHOS genes in humans suggested clustering of transcripts encoding elements of the same OXPHOS complex [11], thus, conceivably facilitating co-regulation of OXPHOS genes' expression.

In fact, measurements of sleep in rodents, cats, and humans suggested that the duration of sleep bouts appear to follow mono-exponential kinetics, with species-specific time constants governing the time spent in a given bout of sleep[19], [20].

But so far, studies in humans suggest it is ineffective, Dr. Ko said.

The fact that specialized spindle cells are shared by whales and humans suggests that the evolution of empathy and self-conscious awareness has occurred in both species.

There are limited studies on humans suggesting that regular fasting or calorie restriction, even when overall calories per week are not reduced, improves health.

Now a raft of new research in humans suggests that oxytocin underlies the twin emotional pillars of civilized life, our capacity to feel empathy and trust.

The same chunk is missing from chickens, elephants and humans, suggesting it must have become wedged into the genomes of some animals by crossbreeding.