Sentence examples for moving from humans from inspiring English sources

Canadian media reports quote officials from MAPAQ saying this infection, too, likely is a case of the virus moving from humans to pigs, but there is no evidence of any humans with the disease interacting with the herd.

For example, the malaria-causing parasites spread by moving from humans to female mosquitoes and then back to humans.

Epidemiologic-epizootiologic evidence strongly suggested that the causative virus was moving from humans to swine rather than in the reverse direction.

Facebook received harsh criticism for falsely trending that Fox had kicked Megyn Kelly off the network, among other slip-ups, after moving from human to algorithmic curation.

Facebook received harsh criticism for falsely trending that Fox had kicked Megyn Kelly off the network, among other slip-ups, after moving from human to algorithmic curation.

"But we need to move from humans back to animals, until we find a formulation that has less toxicity," he says, noting that FDA has continued to approve human trials of blood substitutes despite apparent safety problems.

Similarly, immunization of humans can protect animals since diseases can move from humans to animals, as recently shown for influenza virus H1N1 transmission from humans to animals, providing support for the 'One World One Health' concept.

The virus would "develop" the ability to move from human to human.

"Frankly, we expect to see assets move from human managers to machine managers," Tony James, chief operating officer of Blackstone, told investors earlier this year.

Attempts to move from human-centredness to more inclusive and empathetic points of view are philosophically and practically fraught, involving the biggest question of all, whether language (and therefore our writing) is complicit in humans' supposed alienation from nature.

In the 18th century, manufacturing began to move from human hand to machine.