Sentence examples for papers on human from inspiring English sources

A couple of studies have suggested that the United States accounts for a smaller proportion of the world's scientific papers on human embryonic stem cells than on other fields of biological research, or a smaller proportion in 2004 than in 2002.

Among above-mentioned four papers on human studies, consisting of six studies, a statistical difference was found only in one study reported at the second stage of Yang's study, which is aforementioned.

Prior to the publication of the above-mentioned papers on human embryonic genomic editing, commentaries have also been published by prestigious journals including Nature and Science, greatly discouraging this type of research and moratorium for ethical and legal reasons (Baltimore et al., 2015; Lanphier et al., 2015).

Dr. Dittmar has advised senior executives in government and industry in the U.S. and abroad, authored influential papers on human spaceflight and the economic development of Low Earth Orbit, and is an active mentor for early career professionals in aerospace.

The few preceding papers on human mammary gland assessed RECK in a reduced number of samples and, in most cases, only at the transcriptional level [ 24– 27].

GAD is an archive of published scientific papers on human genetic association studies of complex diseases and disorders (Becker et al., 2004).

An outraged, elderly professor pinned me against a wall and harangued me for having rejected his paper on why human beings got up on their hind legs and walked.

Richard Thaler, the new Nobel laureate in economics, once told me that this research paper — on human overconfidence — was the one that he most wished had received more attention.

The answer echoed the country's official position paper on human rights and was not given much prominence in China.

He preached to migrant workers in the mines, but also delivered a paper on human rights to the management of the British-owned Rossing uranium mine.

Or take China's official white paper on human rights from 1991, which declared that "although much has been achieved in this regard, there is still much room for improvement".