Sentence examples for runs of human from inspiring English sources

That contexts of repeated codons are preferred in eukaryotic genes (Tables 1,2) and that proline, alanine and glycine are frequently found in amino acid runs of human genes [49] corroborates the above hypothesis.

Yet, even if Caesar were to prove to have been of lesser stature than this Chinese colossus, he would still remain a giant by comparison with the common run of human beings (see also ancient Rome).

Yet the explanations of the mechanics of executive pay or the realities of the global economy, as essential as they are, too often extract unequal pay from the full run of human life, positioning compensation as something that could be reversed with a tinkering of the gears.

Burke, like Smith again, wrote 'philosophical' history, that is to say gave a view of the key agencies that had shaped human destiny over the long run of human society.

Yet, people are strange, as Jim Morrison used to sing, and why should lawyers be exempt from the general run of human strangeness and perfidy?

The team also ran a memory test of human faces, and the Facebook posts turned out to be more than twice as memorable as those.

It also has 12 subject face-detection and runs off of human blood.

As a result, the virus finds it more difficult to spread and eventually runs out of human hosts.

Individual stimuli lasted 3 s and were blocked into 30 s interleaved runs of 10 human and 10 scrambled motion stimuli.

We developed an algorithm to generate optimized gradient functions for shotgun proteomics experiments and evaluated it for two data sets consisting each of four replicate runs of a human complex sample.

This isn't the first time the Trudeau government has run afoul of human rights issues in its arms dealing.