In the human, for instance, the let-7 family is composed of nine mature let-7 miRNAs encoded by 12 different genomic loci, some of which are clustered together (Ruby et al., 2006; Roush and Slack, 2008).
In the human, for instance, large diffuse deposits are commonly seen in intellectually normal aging persons and in the absence of overt neuronal death; they may surround normal-looking neurons [ 73, 80].
I have often observed a human instance of this theory.
Gwilym Mumford Human instances of the American Dream, Vloggers have YouTube as their dusty ochre frontier.
The international effort to sequence the human genome, for instance, resembled an open-source initiative.
The human brain, for instance, differs from the worm's tiny nervous system only in the number and interconnectedness of its neurons.
The human body, for instance, maintains its appearance and properties even though the material of which it is made is constantly being replaced.
This is, says Tim Birkhead in Bird Sense, "a sensible energy-saving tactic" because brains are a big expense: the human brain for instance uses 10 times as much energy as any other organ.
The human investigators, for instance people from a Security Operating Center (SOC), start their work here.
Sculpture imitates the human form, for instance; music imitates sounds of nature and voices or more abstractly—human emotions.
