The overwhelming predominance of the human figure is due: first, to its immense emotional importance as an object of desire, love, fear, respect, and, in the case of anthropomorphic gods, worship; and, second, to its inexhaustible subtlety and variety of form and expression.
The predominance of AIEC in human CD patients, in conjunction with a growing body of biological and animal model data [ 15] has generated intense interest into the possible role of AIEC in the initiation or maintenance of chronic inflammation associated with CD.
OpenAI, the nonprofit that Altman founded with Elon Musk, is a hedged bet on the end of human predominance — a kind of strategic-defense initiative to protect us from our own creations.
Given the predominance of rodent models of human disease and the marked difficulty in performing transplantation experiments in these models, it remains unknown whether Tsc1 or Tsc2 mutant cells can produce the focal brain hamartomas that are almost universally seen in patients with TSC.
The analysis showed that the federal government supports considerable research on human health effects, ecological effects, and exposure assessment, with a predominance of activity occurring under human health effects.
The predominance of bovine proteins over human proteins seen here appears to reflect again disparities in the respective protein concentrations found for these fluids.
The stronger auditory responses in LB as compared with SF and CM may reflect a predominance of auditory inputs to human LB, similar to many animal species in which the majority of sensory, including auditory, afferents project to this subdivision of the amygdala.
The predominance of beauty in the human and biotic arts is not accidental, nor is it the result of an anti-progressive, conservative, reactionary, institutional, or economic forces.
Although DTUI (TcI) dominate the sylvatic cycle of the Amazonia area, some countries from the northern region of South America, such as Venezuela and Colombia, have demonstrated the predominance of TcI strains in human [ 4– 6].
