Sentence examples for relation to humans from inspiring English sources

A zoo animal's standing, in relation to humans, depends in part on the outlook of the institution in which it lives.

Despite Palin's clueless misgivings, one of the reasons that flies have become important to much genetic and medical research in relation to humans is that they bear a remarkable genetic similarity to us.

Sirk's placement of nature in relation to humans — with everything painted in lush colors, brighter than those of real life — amounts to a kind of visual optimism, a reassurance that not even the biggest problems are as dire as they might seem.

Sheep and beef cattle were seen as having a natural role in relation to humans, and methane as an inevitable by-product of this role.

What stands in relation to humans as we stand in relation to the worm?" You can see where the discussion is leading.

Some consensus has been reached for CNT, where shape, size and aspect ratio are key parameters for hazard identification in relation to humans [149] and may also serve as a minimum requirement for environmental hazard identifications.

An important issue relates to the biocompatibility of these polymers in relation to human bone.

"We are at a crossroads in relation to human rights in the UK.

Numerous and significant, tangible changes have already been made, particularly in relation to human rights".

Others championed specific issues, particularly in relation to human rights and the environment.

It then examines the implications of these problems in relation to human death.