Sentence examples for section of human from inspiring English sources

His standing as a popular preacher was undiminished, however, and the celebrated Scottish philosopher David Hume sought his opinion of the rough draft of the section "Of Human Morals" in Hume's Treatise of Human Nature.

The section of human pelvis, carbon-dated to within the lifetimes of Alfred the Great and his son Edward the Elder, has been found in Winchester, the first solid result in centuries of attempts to find the last resting place of one of the most famous English kings.

They have spliced a section of human chromosome 21 containing DYRK into developing mice and found that it caused learning deficits.

Ionization characteristics of tamoxifen (0.1 mg/mL in water) as measured with 7.5 mg/mL CHCA directly on a section of human breast tumor.

Scully dismisses this, but finds a large section of human skin nearby.

In an essay in the journal Science, he described the strand as resembling a section of human chromosome 3. "More of us need to realize that we came about in the same way that all other life did - we share the same biology," he wrote.

To prove their theory, researchers grafted sections of human ovaries into mice and then exposed them to the hydrocarbons.

Medical researchers already replace sections of human DNA in cell lines, which are grown in laboratories, to investigate how specific human genes work and to establish what happens when they go wrong.

There are swimming elephants drawn in white outline, airplanes and iridescent green shapes conjuring plankton or other primordial sea creatures — as well as cross-sections of human skulls.

Six years after Dr. von Hagens scandalized some Germans, and fascinated many others, with an exhibit devoted to preserved cross sections of human cadavers, he is back in the glare of a controversy.

Radiotracer binding was evaluated by in vitro autoradiography with sections of human carotid plaques (20 μm).