Sentence examples for points in the human from inspiring English sources
Selection of working area is one of the most important turning points in the human life.
The technical goal is straightforward: Identify 300,000 variable points in the human genetic code--known as single nucleotide polymorphisms, or SNPs--over the next 2 years.
The novel tyrosine phosphorylation events from the Drosophila proteome conserved in 100 human orthologs and paralogs constitute a valuable resource to translate the missing signaling connections and nodal points in the human proteome from the perspective of disease development.
Thus, further studies on reproductive end points in the human population are warranted.
The WHO severity scores are age-stratified to represent burden of disease at various points in the human life cycle.
Defining the syntenic break points in the human genome using data described by Bourque et al. [ 25], we found a total of 143 and 86 break points in RIDGEs and anti-RIDGEs, respectively.
One possibility is that two of the chromosomes in the great apes fused together at some point in the human lineage.
A man who could impose these conditions on a woman could not be trusted and therefore should not be listened to, should not be 'loved' - because the self in him that makes the demands is the point in the human at which the sexual becomes deathly, and eros moves to thanatos.
In the book, Williams analyzes how the works of Verne, Morris (1834-1896), and Stevenson (1850-1894) — while often remembered for their flights of enjoyable fantasy — are actually deeply grounded in this "decisive turning point in the human story," as she writes, when they could see that "human needs, desires, works and actions would more and more dominate the planet" in the future.
Daniel Cohen described the acquisition of the hospital by USC from his vantage point in the human resources department.
Futrex uses near infrared light to measure body fat from a single point in the human body, the middle of the bicep in the dominant arm.
