Sentence examples for subject humans from inspiring English sources

But AI is helping Facebook avoid having to subject humans to such a terrible job.

Panels on the left show subject (humans, ecosystems) trajectories before (full black arrow), during (gray arrow), and after disturbances (black broken arrow).

Certainly, we cannot experimentally subject humans to this radiation in the hope of learning whether or not it damages their brains.

This is understandable, as it would be impossible and unethical to subject humans to the levels of in vitro experimentation that have been and still are being performed on biofilms.

Thus, a high fat human diet would subject humans to colonic exposure to DOC at an average value in their feces of 2 × 3.2 mg/g = 6.4 mg/g dry weight, a level that is similar to the level of colonic exposure to DOC in our mice fed a DOC-supplemented diet (4.6 mg DOC/g dry weight in their feces).

Sometimes, the pages, the research, the interviews and especially the objectivity are necessary to make a subject human again.

But more profoundly, most novelists think of science and technology as irrelevant to their central subject: human nature.

In the final paragraph he revealed what he took to be the book's true subject: "human freedom".

The present study did not involve any human subject, human material, or human data.

The research presented here does not involve vertebrate (including human subject, human material, human data) or any regulated invertebrate.

It did not involve any human subject (human material or human data) and as such did not require ethical approval.