Sentence examples for offspring of humans from inspiring English sources

With a smitten art historian at her side, the young nun at the center of this rousing first novel is drawn into an ancient struggle against the Nephilim, hybrid offspring of humans and heavenly beings.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first population based study that has examined the link between prenatal stress exposure and diabetes in the offspring of humans.

Those "cock-ups", the offspring of human frailty, self-doubt and self-deception, thread through Le Carré's narrative of the Cold War as a chapter of accidents as much as a battle of ideologies.

An offspring of human parents born on the international space station would still be human.

A measure approved by the Oklahoma State Senate redefines "person" in the public health code as "all unborn children or the offspring of human beings from the moment of conception until birth".

Furthermore, the offspring of human centenarians have low circulating levels of IGF1 [ 13].

Blood plasma GPLs and other lipids are also associated with 'familial longevity' in middle-aged offspring of human nonagenarians (Gonzalez-Covarrubias et al. 2013).

This could also explain why mammal species with a more peroxidation-resistant membrane live longer (59), and offspring of human nonagenarians have more peroxidation-resistant erythrocyte membranes than controls (116).

Like Judaism, it viewed the pagan gods as "nothings" next to the true God; they were offsprings of human error that were considered to be identical with the wooden, stone, or bronze images that were made by humans.

Others are mutagenic, causing major biological changes in the offspring of exposed humans and wildlife.

Though inter-breeding was not utterly disastrous, the mixed offspring of modern humans and Neanderthals did not, in general, fare well.