Sentence examples for powerful species from inspiring English sources
Some think that, like stonechats, they are being studied by a far more powerful species for purposes beyond human understanding.
Our playfulness fuels our ingenuity and inventiveness, allowed us to defeat physically more powerful species to become global top dogs, and explains how we ended up wearing clothes, playing computer games, dropping "smart" bombs and watching Strictly Come Dancing.
As the earth's most powerful species and the only one capable of meditating on our actions, we have a moral responsibility to treat the animals in our care with kindness, empathy and thoughtfulness, Scully says.
Brilliantly done — the article uses the plight of the monk seal as a jumping-off point for pondering the relationship of our overpopulated and powerful species with the others on the planet.
This knowledge and our ability to think and especially to speak about it is what makes us not only unique and special but also the most powerful species of any on Earth.
"Whether we like it or not," he pointed out, "human beings are the most powerful species on the planet," and we should not allow guilt to get in the way of using science as a force for good.
In AOPs powerful reactive species like hydroxyl radicals (OH) are generated by specific chemical reactions in aqueous solutions (Gar Alalm and Tawfik 2013).
The importance of iron in injury is derived from the ease with which iron is reversibly oxidized and reduced and thus able to participate in the generation of powerful oxidant species, such as hydroxyl radical, and in lipid peroxidation.
Third, we added support for discriminative motif discovery, which is particularly powerful for species with limited experimental interaction data.
These metals readily catalyze reactions related to the formation of H2O2 through the Fenton reaction to form OH●, the most powerful oxidizing species able to interact directly with DNA and proteins.
It is exciting to envision the possibility that, in the near future, these small yet powerful RNA species may be incorporated into medicines for autoimmune disorders or into vaccines for cancers and viral infections.
