King's intriguing, mysterious, human is reduced to an entertaining creature.
The apparently gradual and asynchronous differentiation and proliferation of fetal germ cells in the marmoset and human is intriguing and may have implications regarding the development of CIS and TGCT.
9. Herbart makes the intriguing, yet unelaborated comment that experimentation on human beings is not "permitted".
Sure, an A.I. cannot truly exercise a similar series of complex calculations of why an image might be great or resonant, but it's certainly intriguing to see where humans are in imbuing machines with mental processes.
When and how domestication proceeded during the history of modern humans are intriguing questions that have attracted much attention from researchers in natural and cultural sciences.
Thus, the finding of constitutively high levels of Zip4 mRNA and protein in HCC, as well as in many cancers in humans, is intriguing and may represent a potential therapeutic target.
The ability to secure resources allows organisms to be productive and prosper in natural environments, but how an organism prospers in the laboratory environment, where both the access to resources and their available amount for reproduction are tightly controlled by humans, was intriguing.
This potential similarity in PrPres formation mechanisms with some other rare prion diseases in humans is intriguing.
A more in-depth follow-up study will be needed to confirm the result and elucidate the exact mechanism for the difference, but the commonality of this gene association in horses with the studies in humans is intriguing.
(Though she says there are some intriguing human cancer studies that show that olfactory, or smell, neurons on fruit fly's antenna can discriminate healthy mammary epithelial cells from different kinds of breast cancer cells).
