Sentence examples for humans we know from inspiring English sources

In humans we know 25 selenoproteins that play important roles in redox regulation, detoxification, immune-system protection and viral suppression.

Sutton, through Kelly, evokes wrongness that transcends politics and ideology — it's a deeper human wrongness, and, as humans, we know that on some level we're susceptible to it.

Wylie: I think as humans, we know that working together is better, and that's how our species has gotten to where we are today.

In humans, we know particularly well what the biggest threats were in our past and now, because of historical and medical records, and we see them in our genomes (Barreiro et al., 2008).

Unlike the humans we know today, who rely on verbal and written language to communicate their feelings and ideas, these telepathic humans will have the ability to communicate wordlessly, mind-to-mind.

While there is only speculation about how humor developed in early humans, we know that by the 6th century BCE the Greeks had institutionalized it in the ritual known as comedy, and that it was performed with a contrasting dramatic form known as tragedy.

Unfortunately for "Almost Human," we know this because we have seen it so many times before.

It is beyond the scope of this report to comment on the former, but since the bovine annotations depend overwhelmingly on the transfer of GO annotations from human, we know that many of the bovine gene models remain un-annotated.

Parsimony: If bonobos and chimpanzees lack psychological systems that humans possess, we know these systems evolved since humans diverged from our last common ancestor.

For humans, all we know at this point is that there is no doubt we are eating plastic when we eat seafood.

Yet for all its benefits, barter is rarely seen outside of humans and we know little about its development.