Sentence examples for many prominent human from inspiring English sources
She started her own law practice in 1992, taking up many prominent human rights cases.
UDP-GlcNAc is an activated building block for protein glycosylation, which is an important regulatory mechanism in the development of many prominent human diseases including cancer and diabetes.
No suspects have yet been named in these cases or in many other murders of prominent human rights workers focused on the Caucasus.
To assertions by the discoverers that the individual mostly walked upright and was a direct ancestor of modern humans, many prominent scientists have reacted with head-shaking skepticism bordering on disbelief.
General Wiranto, who like many Indonesians uses one name, has retained prominent human rights lawyers to defend him.
At the same time, many prominent geneticists, including those who mapped the human genome, have publicly said that genetic differences, especially those that occur along racial lines, don't amount to much.
He became renowned for his public service and human rights advocacy, and he held many prominent positions: president of both the Canadian Jewish Congress (1977 80) and the Central Conference of American Rabbis (1983 85) and vice-chair of the Ontario Human Rights Commission.
After the use of human ESCs was banned in 2001, many prominent researchers could no longer pursue this work if they wanted to receive federal funding from the NIH.
Ban said that at least 80 political prisoners had been released since mid-September, including the prominent human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh, but that many remained in jail.
The Egyptian security police also raided the Hisham Mubarak Law Center, detaining as many as 16 people, including some of the country's most prominent human rights advocates and several foreign researchers.
Their roles in protozoans, a diverse group of anciently diverged, single celled organisms with many prominent members known to be parasitic and to cause diseases in human and livestock, are largely unknown.
