Sentence examples for predominantly human from inspiring English sources

It is a predominantly human rights and legal aid-focused legal practice, and she has just handed over an ongoing case brought by the Howard League for Penal Reform and the Prisoners' Advice Service.

Studies have shown that clear goal setting and feedback can significantly improve the effectiveness of decision-making in predominantly human decision processes such as ramp-up.

Technological innovations are penetrating all areas of science, making predominantly human activities a principal bottleneck in scientific progress while also making scientific advancement more subject to error and harder to reproduce.

► In a Policy Forum in this week's Science, four scientists argue that "predominantly human activities" are "a principal bottleneck in scientific progress" and propose that "a new generation of artificial intelligence (AI) systems can radically transform the practice of scientific discovery.

The simplest interpretation of our data is that predominantly human ORF2 protein is incompatible with the middle subsection of the mouse cys domain.

Initial sequence comparisons have suggested that certain isolates could be the result of recombination between divergent parental genomes: for example Clade C. a predominantly human clade, has been proposed to be a hybrid of two AAV serotypes, AAV2 (Clade B) and AAV3 [10] [13].

Our findings of lower rates of growth failure than other investigators is likely attributable to higher protein intake in our predominantly human-milk-fed subgroup of VLBW infants.

Two of these lineages predominantly cause human sporadic and epidemic infections, whereas the third lineage has never been implicated in human disease outbreaks despite its overall conservation of many known virulence factors.

Two lineages of this species (i.e. LI and LII) predominantly cause human sporadic and epidemic infections, whereas the other (i.e. LIII) has never been implicated in human disease outbreaks for unclear yet intriguing reasons.

Infants fed predominantly mixed human milk diets had the lowest rates of SGA of all infants in the subgroup of infants fed >75% human milk.

While, as a generally rule, it said it found that where repeals or amendments had taken place this was as a result of challenges in national courts predominantly by human rights NGOs — with governments and legislators "largely inactive".