Sentence examples for ranges of human from inspiring English sources

Meyerhof, W. et al. The molecular receptive ranges of human TAS2R bitter taste receptors.

Marcel's contribution to modern thought consisted of the exploration and illumination of whole ranges of human experience trust, fidelity, promise, witness, hope, and despair which have been dismissed by predominant schools of modern philosophy as not amenable to philosophical consideration.

All three of these formats are "lossy," meaning the encoding software surgically trims out audio information that is not easy to hear, because it is covered up by other sound or is situated at the highest and lowest ranges of human hearing.

With the single exception of Pithecanthropus from Java, finds were confined to Europe (mainly Germany, Belgium, France, and Croatia), but after World War I, new discoveries in Palestine and China extended the geographical and temporal ranges of human evolution.

Dysfunctional autophagy has been associated with wide ranges of human diseases, e.g., cancer and neurodegenerative diseases.

We downloaded human gene location data from the ftp of NCBI MapViewer [ 56], which include the chromosomal locations and chromosomal base pair ranges of human genes.

He feels the whole range of human emotions.

She also lacks the normal range of human emotions.

They responded with the full range of human emotion.

The upper range of human hearing is about 20,000 Hz.

The top range of human hearing is around 20 kilohertz.