Sentence examples for transfer of human from inspiring English sources

"Embryonic stem cells generated by nuclear transfer of human somatic nuclei into rabbit oocytes".

"Blastocyst formation, karyotype, and mitochondrial DNA of interspecies embryos derived from nuclear transfer of human cord fibroblasts into enucleated bovine oocytes".

The transfer of human remains from Parisian cemeteries to the tunnels began towards the end of the 18th century, when authorities realised that the decomposition of bodies in the city's cemeteries was not particularly good for public health.

The situation vis-a-vis even poorer countries is yet more morally untenable: a 2012 study in the British Medical Journal estimated the benefit to the UK of recruiting doctors from nine sub-Saharan countries most affected by HIV/Aids at $2.7bn – by far the biggest single transfer of human capital from Africa to a wealthy country.

He points out that much of our science-fictional language about the actual transfer of human consciousness via electricity is just that — fictional — but, at the very least, something can be learned about our cultural dependence on ideas of identity existing beyond the body.

Return migrants could benefit their home countries also through the transfer of human capital they acquire in the host country.

At the heart of this split is the death of the internet as we once knew it: a unified layer for the transfer of human knowledge.

Gene transfer of human primary myoblasts with various non-viral methods has been hampered by low yield of transfection.

Aβ vaccination or passive transfer of human-specific anti-Aβ antibodies are approaches under investigation to prevent and/or treat Alzheimer's disease (AD).

In thinking about this issue, keep in mind that a young generation about to enter the workplace has, for a fifth to a quarter of a century, been the beneficiary of huge transfers of human and nonhuman capital.

This result goes in favor of the hypothesis about transfers of human capital.