Sentence examples for representative of humans from inspiring English sources

"I am more representative of humans who aren't necessarily the ones who you want to be like, they just happen to be the way they are," he says.

Although several rodent species other than mice have been argued to be more representative of humans [18], [19], all gravid mammalian hosts develop a strikingly high listeriosis susceptibility, and mice are no exception to this rule.

Current practice assumes that the homogeneity of response to toxic agents, including carcinogens, in the rodent model will be representative of humans.

As air breathing mammals that nurse their young, marine mammals are the best representative of humans in the water and are often used as sentinel species for human health.

For simplicity, healthy tissue is represented as approximately 65 kg of tissue whose parameters are representative of human vastus lateralis skeletal muscle, since this is one of the few tissues characterized.

"Culture is not peripheral and local, it's what is representative of human nature, and universal, and timeless," she said.

"And automatically, he became not only one, or perhaps the leading representative of human rights, but he also became a universal symbol of human rights".

The dimensions indicate that the microcephalic's cranial capacity was about 210cc, which cannot be regarded as representative of human nanocephalic dwarfism.

Nevertheless, few novelists have thronged their pages with men and women drawn from so many different spheres, nor with characters so widely representative of human passions and frailties, projected with dynamic and convincing force.

Empirical studies show that social behaviours in MMORPGs are representative of human behaviours in many aspects in real society [12, 34 39].

In order to make the model more representative of human skin, we hypothesized that endothelial cells introduced into the BHSC would form capillary beds.