Sentence examples for practiced in human from inspiring English sources

The deliberate killing of newborn infants has long been practiced in human societies.

Abortion has long been practiced in human societies and is quite common in some settings.

Multimethod research continues to be widely practiced in human geography, although there has been little direct debate among geographers since the end of the 1990s of this approach to research.

Although polyandry, a marriage of one woman to many men, is rare, polygyny, the marriage of one man to many women, is widely practiced in human societies.

The application of more comprehensive immunostaining panels for canine lymphoma, as practiced in humans, may be of value in parallel with cytogenetics in refining disease classification (reviewed in Mason and Gatter, 1998).

Tooks Chambers, practicing in human and civil rights for 30 years, having worked on landmark cases such as Hillsborough, is now being dissolved.

Responsible stewardship of antibiotics should be practiced in food animals as in humans.

Let me suggest three clear advantages of rooting development policy and practice in human rights.

This would be a common practice in human medicine, modeling a disease in another animal to understand the disease, and potential therapies.

You quote critics who assert that the secretary general's "global compact," designed to identify and promote good corporate practices in human rights, labor standards and the environment, opens the United Nations' doors to big business.

It is inevitable that theory and good practice in Human Factors/Ergonomics (HF/E) should comprise engineering for sustainability to safeguard ecology and maintaining the quality of life.