Sentence examples for largely from human from inspiring English sources

Some of the most interesting questions in biology today, in my view, derive from the real advances in neuropsychiatry that have come largely from human genetics.

This idea derives largely from human functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies, which detect lower amygdala blood oxygen level dependent (BOLD) responses to aversive cues in l/l versus s carriers (7,8).

The set of genes, or molecular fingerprint, expressed by a cartilage- or bone-forming cell (chondrocyte or osteoblast, respectively) has been determined largely from human, mouse, and chick, thus providing an extremely limited sampling among vertebrate clades.

The best ocean measurements show a continuous heating that is largely from human-emitted greenhouse gases, and it is an important component of sea level rise.

Unfortunately, of the 33 described historical honeycreeper species (plus over 17 species known only from subfossil material) [ 13], roughly two-thirds are now extinct, largely from human-related impacts such as habitat loss, introduced mammalian predators and vectored pathogens [ 16].

Isolates from the next most represented clonal complex in the study area, complex ST-45, have previously been reported largely from humans and chicken (23, 37 ) and were almost exclusively reported in broiler chicken and turkey chicks in a study sampling various livestock and wild birds in NW England (36 ).

Also, earlier on Thursday, one of Private Manning's friends, David House, said in a conference call with reporters that he had visited the soldier the previous weekend and that his mental condition was severely deteriorating as a result of being confined to his cell 23 hours a day, with one hour to exercise in an empty room, and largely isolated from human contact.

Most antifungals in clinical use target ergosterol, a sterol present in fungal membranes but largely absent from human cells [3].

The LFDP encompasses a mix of old growth and secondary forest that has been largely free from human disturbance since the 1940s [20].

The development of IVIg was largely driven from human experimental medicine, and so the normal evolution of preclinical science to inform human dose setting and pharmacology was not followed.

The present study examined the relationship between DT-diaphorase activity and sensitivity to EO9 in a panel of cell lines largely derived from human and rodent leukaemias/lymphoma and solid tumours.