Sentence examples for most modern human from inspiring English sources

But it's also become an "absolute good," the objective of "most modern human activity in developed societies".

And the minimalist style of the bat houses presented by the Bat Conservation Trust would complement even the most modern (human) home.

Although early humans gathered uncultivated plant materials for food and employed the medicinal properties of vegetation for healing, most modern human use of plants is through agriculture.

The human volunteers were all fit, for one thing, unlike most modern humans.

Like most modern humans, fusion physicists had such specialized kinds of knowledge that they were not equipped to address real-world problems.

In most modern humans, a whole host of factors has contributed to a loss of those inflammation-fighting bacteria; taking probiotics – either topically or internally – tops up our stores of good bacteria.

For most modern humans, putting on clothes is second nature.

Persistence hunting, he says, also requires that you understand animal behavior and biology, land patterns, tracking, pacing, and far more knowledge of which I, and most modern humans, have little of.

Figure 2 shows expected values for ψ g for four different population sizes: the three investigated in the present simulation as well as for Ne = 1 M, which is probably a larger mating pool than most modern humans belong to.

Interestingly, rs11919067 and rs112446029 have been cataloged in a list of 'modern-human-specific sites' that is, positions where the Denisova or Altai Neandertal sequences display the ancestral allele, whereas most modern humans carry the derived allele (Prufer et al. 2014) (table 2 and fig. 5).

Distinct microbial ecosystems have evolved to meet the challenges of indoor environments, shaping the microbial communities that interact most with modern human activities.