Sentence examples for time from human from inspiring English sources

AM is a vasodilatory hypotensive peptide which was isolated for the first time from human pheochromocytoma [ 22].

The AMAC (acyl-malonyl condensing enzyme) subfamily was formed in multicellular organisms, with a smaller divergence time from human than Viridiplantae.

This implies that a small variation in ambient temperature would not result in major changes in incidence, and that time from human infection to gametocyte development is not a key in determining incidence rates.

Miss Croose, who is the mustelid conservation officer at the Vincent Wildlife Trust, said: "They had a really tough time from humans.

For 25 herds with seropositive young stock and adults, lower log IRPC were associated with isolating purchased stock for ≥ 6 days (coefficient -0.46, 95% CI -0.81, -0.11), requesting ≥ 48 hours 'pig-free time' from humans (coefficient -0.44, 95% CI -0.79, -0.10) and purchasing gilts (coefficient -0.61, 95% CI -0.92, -0.29).

What was the rationale for applying secretomes from rat cells just one time, but two times from human cells?

Climate also varies and evolves naturally over time, aside from human influence.

Currently, the planet is on the up-curve of another blip, this time resulting from human activity, and it is the effect of this blip over the coming decades and centuries that is the more immediate threat.

Dr. Johnson will present rare insights into memory function from data recorded in real-time from humans undergoing open brain surgery or who have chronic brain damage.

In Kedougou, Southeastern Senegal, 381 ZIKV isolates were collected as part of an entomological surveillance programme from 1972 to 2011, mainly from Ae. africanus, Ae. luteocephalus, Ae. furcifer, and Ae. taylori, 7 times from humans and twice from NHPs (Cercopithecus aethiops, Erythrocebus patas).

In this work, human anti-VEEV single chain Fragments variable (scFv) were isolated for the first time from a human naïve antibody gene library using optimized selection processes.