Sentence examples for made on human from inspiring English sources

We're a long way from having doctors prescribe a glass of bubbly a day to keep Alzheimer's away, although the university has told The Independent it is trying to track down the professor involved to see what progress he has made on human trials.

"Progress has been made (on human rights), but there's clearly more to be done," she said.

American diplomats have emphasized that Washington's wide array of political and economic sanctions will not be relaxed until progress is made on human rights.

Accounts of the meeting that appeared in three Saudi media outlets claimed that Mr Ellwood went even further, saying that people in Britain were unaware of the "notable progress" made on human rights by the Saudi regime.

Ultrasound measurements, including xiphoid-to-pericardial distance and deployment angle, were made on human fetuses as a function of gestational age for the purpose of assessing the likelihood of 3 failure modes of a monolithic fetal pacemaker, including primary positioning failure due to device length and secondary dislodgement failure due to somatic growth.

The progress that has been made on human rights, on climate change, on corporate accountability, cannot be undone.

This situation would be consistent with the conclusion made on humans by Boyle et al. [ 36].

But her story also gives a clear-eyed account of what it means to be living so close to nature, and the kind of demands that such living makes on human beings.

Moral philosophy should also characterize and explain the demands that morality makes on human psychology and forms of human social interaction.

Where it gets problematic to me is because I am beginning to understand how much of an impact small influences can make on human decision-making.

His pictures are made on a human scale, and are addressed to the human heart.