Sentence examples for preserved human from inspiring English sources

There is also a human skeleton, preserved human heart and lungs, meteorites and live snakes, newts, fish and a tarantula.

More than one Jewish author these days seems to have some preserved human vestige of the past up his sleeve — or in his freezer.

Bog body, any of several hundred variously preserved human remains found in natural peat bogs, mostly in northern and western Europe but also elsewhere.

A former medical examiner preserved human brains, hearts and lungs in soda cups and plastic food containers inside a storage unit in Pensacola, the authorities said.

A man has admitted breaking into a medical museum and stealing preserved human brains and other tissue that he then sold online, authorities say.

A German doctor who displays preserved human corpses in a traveling exhibit has been cleared of charges that he illegally obtained some of the bodies from China and Kyrgyzstan.

Headhunting, practice of removing and preserving human heads.

and 2) "A physician shall always bear in mind the obligation of preserving human life".

The divine power must be averted in order to preserve human life.

The Immortality Drive is a memory device on board the ISS, meant to preserve human DNA in perpetuity.

Recent medical progress toward preserving human organs indefinitely by freezing has raised hopes for the ultimate packaging break-through.