Sentence examples for preservation in human from inspiring English sources

Since oligodenrocytes, astrocytes, and neurons are not present in blood, we were not surprised that only a handful of human brain modules showed evidence of preservation in human blood.

As described in Eq. (4), we defined a preservation network Preserve human, chimp = Preserv(A Eigen, human, A Eigen, chimp ) between the 7 consensus eigengenes.

Had the Germans invaded and started killing Britons on the ground, it's likely we would have seen an even greater exodus to countries like Australia and Canada than the one we did see: not because fleeing from genocide is cowardly, but because self-preservation is deeply ingrained in human nature.

The difference between human beings and God is that in God the good (bonum) coincides entirely with self-preservation (vita incolumis), whereas in human beings these two conditions are generally separate.

Recent advances in human cadaver preservation such as the fresh frozen technique utilised here have enabled the preservation of normal tissue planes, resistance, quality and handling.

"Had the state truly been interested in the preservation of human life," the court said in its ruling, "it could have imposed a ban on all assisted suicides with no restriction on protected speech whatsoever.

A long-standing challenge in human organ preservation has been precisely the problem that these insects have solved — how tissues can be frozen for a long time and then thawed out successfully.

In essence, it is a hybrid approach to species preservation comprised of 'ex situ' (in human care) and 'in situ' (in the wild) populations and science-based practices used to protect and conserve them.

Slow-rate freezing (Hovatta et al., 1996; Newton et al., 1996) was first applied in human fertility preservation.

There are two different principles in the preservation of human oocytes: stepwise slow freezing and thawing in a liquid nitrogen vapour [ 43, 44] and vitrification the immediate plunge of oocytes into a vitrification solution with a high concentration of cryoprotectant and into liquid nitrogen [ 45– 45].

The one death-related phrase she will not abide, will not let into her house under any circumstance, is "cryonic preservation," by which is meant the low-temperature preservation of human beings in the hope of future resuscitation.