Sentence examples for of human backgrounds from inspiring English sources

And yet Galina Bolden, a linguistics scholar who has studied of recorded ordinary conversations and has written academic papers on the use of "so," believes that "so" is also about the culture of empathy that is gaining steam as the world embraces the increasing complexity of human backgrounds and geographies.

Dieldrin concentrations were selected to produce serum levels representative of human background body burdens, occupational exposure, and overt toxicity.

For this study we chose < 3, 15, and 40 μg/dL in whole blood as our targets of human background, intermediate, and high Pb exposures, respectively.

Figure 1 shows a plot of mean bead intensities μ total against the standard deviation of mean estimates σ μ and variation in bead intensities σ wtrep of the human background cRNA (i.e. 0 pM spike data).

By applying STEM, we could show a great reduction of the human background DNA in the DNA preparations from blood samples, and consequently the sensitivity in PCR detection of Salmonella Typhi in blood samples is dramatically enhanced.

Sepsityper (Bruker Daltonics) allows the easy and fast identification of bacteria from positive blood cultures by using MALDI-TOF MS. Another commercially available method, MolYsis (Molzym), is capable of removing human background (cells and DNA) from blood (culture) samples by selective lysis and, additionally, ensures pathogen enrichment.

The second hypothesis is that the differences in the sequence also provide T-helper cell epitope diversity, resulting in the induction of antibody responses in a wider range of human genetic backgrounds, each gene sequence being better fitted to a given MHC class-II subset.

Here, taking the in vitro hematopoietic differentiation of human ESCs as a model, we were able to analyze the function of GATA2 in human background.

To examine the role of GATA2 in human background, we generated homozygous GATA2 knockout human embryonic stem cells (GATA2 −/− hESCs) and analyzed their blood differentiation potential.

In some ways the film becomes even more extreme in its objections to American life (at one point, as a character speaks of the "grotesqueries" of human nature, background images of Hitler and George W. Bush appear).

Samples from Mexico had the worst overall coverage, likely due to the high percentage of human genomic background sequences as a result of not treating samples with DNase post-extraction.