Sentence examples for pattern of the human from inspiring English sources

This story was told everywhere, using the same words and phrases, and it must have reflected some universal pattern of the human mind that extended to Akhenaten and well beyond.

A microarray analysis has indicated that the gene expression pattern of the human MDA-MB-435 [4] resembles that of human melanoma cell lines [5].

To map the tissue-specific methylation pattern of the human insulin gene, purified human islets were dissociated and the beta cell fraction was separated from non-beta cells using Newport Green FACS sorting [19].

We compared the methylation pattern of the human INS gene promoter in the beta cell fraction with pancreatic tissue leftover from islet isolation, which is mostly pancreatic acinar cells and contains less than 1% beta cells [20].

The fact that the gene expression pattern of the human fibrous sclera is similar to that of cartilage is interesting not only as comparative anatomy but also from a patho-etiological view point.

The complex protein sequence diversity pattern of the human H1N1 reflects its mutational evolution from its avian characteristics at the time of human transmission in 1918 to a sequence characteristic of human H1N1, with the greatest evolutionary diversity in the HA, NA, PB1-F2, NS1 and NS2, and to a lesser extent M2, similar to the diversity of the viruses in the avian host.

The function of models in physics, biology, medicine, and other sciences resembles that of myths as paradigms, or patterns, of the human world.

A new imaging technique small enough to fit on a computer chip has yielded never-before-seen insights into the swimming patterns of the human sperm.

For over a century, the arched trabecular patterns of the human proximal femur have been considered to resemble tension and compression stress trajectories produced by stereotypical bending loads.

In fact, as long as the most exiting scientific ideas are tested with the highest quality in orthopaedic research, one will eventually be able to see the bigger picture in these enigmatic instability patterns of the human knee.

Here, we describe the features and expression patterns of the human FIGLER family members and identify multiple non-human orthologs.