Sentence examples for pronounced human from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, tiny particulates can also have pronounced human health effects.

The agricultural Midwest of the United States is a region marked by pronounced human influence at the landscape scale.

HVMN (formerly Nootrobox and pronounced "human") has been peddling a form of biohacking with something called nootropic supplements since its launch in 2014.

The aftermath of the failed coup resulted in a pronounced human rights crackdown, including secret trials that sentenced eight people to death.

Asymmetries in the fronto-parietal operculum and superior temporal sulcus are the most consistent and pronounced human cerebral asymmetries (Toga and Thompson, 2003; van Essen, 2005), which emerge from the 23rd gestational week (Habas et al., 2012).

I do have a human-given proper name — something that sounds like Timmy or Jimmy or Bimmy or Immy — but, for some reason, recognizing and pronouncing human-given proper names is virtually impossible for me.

The improvement was most pronounced in human overall, presumably because the human dataset is much sparser than the other two.

In fact, people may feel an even deeper connection to Megu, because, as Dr. Masahiro Mori's Uncanny Valley concepts dictate, people are attracted to things that contain "bits" of human physiognomies, such as cute virtual pets, but become uneasy around more pronounced, exact human features.

This inhibitory effect on apoptosis was more pronounced in human MB cell lines expressing high levels of c-MYC.

This problem is especially pronounced in human populations in which genetic and environmental diversity is much higher than in animal studies.

However, this alteration was inversely pronounced in human samples, where we observed a significant increase in secreted APPβ in patients with AD.