Sentence examples for most notable human from inspiring English sources

The most notable human associations are polymorphisms within the IL28B gene, but variations in human leukocyte antigen and cytokine genes have also been associated with treatment outcome.

Finally, the corrected sequence identified a recent segmental duplication that added 20 additional DUF1220 copies to the human genome, and may have facilitated the chromosome 1 pericentric inversion that is among the most notable human-specific genomic landmarks.

Eruptions from this region include some of the most notable in human history (Table  1) making a reliable understanding of eruption frequency relevant to travel, trade, and daily life.

Perhaps the most notable instance of human branding in British history is the case of James Nayler.

Even dogs' most notable compliment, "man's best friend," is no longer complimentary when assigned to a human.

Schwabe shows that over the centuries many of the most notable breakthroughs in improving human health have been closely associated with observations and experiments on animals other than humans.

One of the most notable growth spurts in human history saw West Europeans shooting upwards during the Industrial Revolution in the 19th century.

Most notable characteristic of the human SLC6A3 is its high sensitivity of to epigenetic regulation: in contrast to the relative enrichment in GC nucleotides in the promoter-proximal region as occurs in most human genes, the entire SLC6A3 locus has GC-bias sequence composition (0.55) and comprises multiple CpG sites comprising 27 bona fide CGIs (CpG islands).

The most notable critique of the human capital approach is that it measures potential lost production instead of actual lost production, which could lead to significant overestimation of productivity costs due to premature mortality [ 9- 11].

These clusters are named EamA, DUF1632, and metal transporters [Figure 5], from their human or most notable member family.

When the chromosome 5 locus of chicken is compared to the corresponding locus in human, the most notable difference is the presence of one additional gene in the chicken.