Sentence examples for objectives of human from inspiring English sources

Chapter 4 introduces the scope and objectives of human factors engineering (HFE).

Combinations of these tools usually provide the exposure information needed to meet objectives of human studies evaluating the exposure-health effect relationship.

The objectives of human microbiome research are to explore the host-microbiota interactions, associate differences in microbial communities with differences in metabolic functions and diseases, and understand how microbiota changes may affect human health [ 1].

They may demand the impossible and they may – since a Utopia necessarily reflects the aesthetic ideas of its own period – sometimes seem "dated"and ridiculous, but they do at least look beyond the era of food queues and party squabbles, and remind the Socialist movement of its original, half-forgotten objective of human brotherhood.

It "was in truth the sole pleasure, the sole objective of human existence, and all other pleasures — whether associated with rich food, tobacco, alcohol or drugs — were only derisory and desperate compensations, mini-suicides that did not have the courage to speak their name, attempts to speed up the destruction of a body that no longer had access to the one real pleasure".

The search for new biomaterials and biocompatible metals has always been a common objective of human rehabilitation research centers.

Although the objective of human capital upgrade through returning migrants was not met, temporary reduction of unemployment and increased foreign exchange inflow made positive contributions to development goals.

The United Nations Organization (UNO) and the European Union (EU) was conceived with the objective of human growth, educational, and community development.

The end which intellectual property protection should serve is the objective of human well-being, to which international human rights instruments give legal expression" (United Nations, Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights 2001).

Alkire (2002, pp182) argues that a " fundamental reason for a serious account of dimensions is to give secure epistemological and empirical footing to the multidimensional objective of human development".

ANEMA captures the high-level objectives of the human administrators and users and expresses them in terms of utility function policies.