Sentence examples for move to human from inspiring English sources

For now we are looking at neurogenesis in mice, and then the idea is to move to human intervention studies.

The lesson of 1945 was a move to human rights, the idea that every individual had certain minimum rights, at all times and in all places.

The team has reversed diabetes in mice and hopes to move to human trials.

Scientists plan to move to human trials soon, PNAS journal reports.

"The idea now is to remove that complexity and move to human trials.

But, should the scientists be able to replicate their findings, the technique could move to human trials in the future.

In 2004, Atkinson and Dhurandhar were ready to move to humans.

But Parrish, who says she has already had people contact her to ask if they can try her anti-ageing gene therapy, argues that enough animal studies have been conducted to move to humans.

But of the people who are pursuing blindness treatments there are at least five groups who have stated plans or started ventures to take these technologies and move to humans.

"I honestly can't think of an instance where we saw a swine virus move to humans and move back in this fashion".

He also wants to ensure that it's safe before moving to human trials.