Sentence examples for intractable human disorders from inspiring English sources

Defects in mitochondrial OXPHOS are associated with diverse and mostly intractable human disorders.

Cell culture of human-derived neural stem cells (NSCs) is a useful tool that contributes to our understanding of human brain development and allows for the development of therapies for intractable human brain disorders.

We have and continue to construct humanized hosts genetically or via xenotransplantation to analyze previously intractable human (hepatotropic) pathogens.

Such humanized mice provide a new opportunity to perform pre-clinical studies of intractable human pathogens.

The fault is in the intractable human animal.

Is it possible that power structures — or intractable human dynamics — pervade even groovy egalitarian be-ins?

Ebadi shouldered the country's most intractable human rights cases pro bono.

Aware of the apparently intractable human tendency to blab electronically, several companies are proposing to fight technology with technology.

3. Can we intervene to selectively modulate PMN fate for therapeutic benefit in intractable human diseases such as cystic fibrosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and severe athma?

generally sold by prescription, for the treatment of human disorders.

Yet this wasn't for Dickens an altogether melancholy thought, for he had a powerful sense of excitement when he contemplated the intractable human world.