Sentence examples for requirement of human from inspiring English sources
There are still some limitations in immunodeficient IL2rγnull humanized mouse models including the requirement of human specific molecules for optimal function of the human immune system and issues of remaining innate immunity that present obstacles to human hematopoietic stem cell engraftment [39].
We developed our specification with the requirement of human readability, and we do not require that a particular workflow management system can now, and in five years from now, read the process XML and the AMD file (though, due to their simplicity, general machine readability can be assumed).
Empathy is a minimal requirement of human decency, not one that should be directed by a political party".
In more specific terms, sin is sometimes summed up under three interrelated headings: idolatry, murder, and illicit sexual behaviour, each of which involves rebellion, for it involves activities that deny if not God's existence his commanding relationship and the requirement of human response.
Industrial-scale removal of heavy metals from environment is an urgent technological requirement of human civilization.
A genetic algorithm is employed to carry out the matching procedure with a minimum requirement of human effort and expertise.
Drinking water availability is an essential requirement of humans which is supported by international law and the declarations (Kausar et al. 2011).
The Elgin project, conducted between 1953 and 1967, was pivotal to evaluate the vitamin E requirement of humans through a long-term dietary study.
He is not interested in the contemporary requirements of human rights.
According to Kant, knowledge results not when the mind accommodates itself to the world but rather when the world conforms to the requirements of human sensibility and rationality.
The Millennium Development Goals, as they were known, were an attempt to address the most basic requirements of human life: reducing the child-mortality rate by two-thirds, reversing the course of the AIDS epidemic, vastly increasing the number of people with regular access to safe drinking water.
