Sentence examples for incorporated into human from inspiring English sources

At some point in human history, these genes became incorporated into human DNA.

Imagine that a chunk of orangutan DNA somehow got incorporated into human DNA, perhaps transferred by a virus that first infected an orangutan and then a human.

Output data of the models are either motion trajectories or joint angles of critical body segments that can be further incorporated into human modelling software tools to drive digital human models during product ergonomic evaluation.

The dog, a pawn in an attempt at family, is so thoroughly incorporated into human folly that he speaks of his desires, his memories as in Aesop or La Fontaine.

Since music may facilitate social cohesion, improve group effort, reduce conflict, facilitate perceptual and motor skill development, and improve transgenerational communication (Huron 2001), music-like behavior may at some stage have become incorporated into human culture.

Perhaps it shouldn't matter whether evolutionary psychologists can prove that some trait got incorporated into human nature because it was useful on the African savanna.

With all these factors incorporated into the computational model, human neurons show much longer electrotonic means compared with mouse (Fig.  8 C2, C2) and thus represent the first bottom-up step of building an accurate computational model of human pyramidal neurons.

On 16 December 2004, a specially-convened committee of nine law lords held that detaining foreigners without trial breached the European convention on human rights incorporated into domestic law by the Human Rights Act 1998.

The cost of the spaceflight program, the technical requirements for designing a vehicle, the track record of the launch vehicle, and the experience of the launch provider are all incorporated into what defines safety in human spaceflight.

Gentle and Clarke argue that they are entitled to an inquiry because article two of the European convention on human rights - incorporated into UK law by the Human Rights Act - guarantees the right to life.

Additionally, human DNA is consistently shorter in dental calculus than in paired dentin samples, which may reflect differences in the manner by which human DNA is incorporated into each matrix.