Sentence examples for transfers of human from inspiring English sources

Columbus did not "discover America," but his voyages began the Columbian exchange, a turning point in world history involving the massive transfers of human populations, cultures, ideas, animals, plants, and diseases.

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.

Let us assume that intergenerational transfers can take two forms: transfers of physical capital by means of bequests and transfers of human capital by means of the parents' investment in the education of their children.

These assumptions generate an equilibrium where transfers of human capital and physical wealth are positively related so that rich parents leave simultaneously large bequests and have educated offspring, which is consistent with the empirical evidence (Nordblom and Ohlsson 2011).

Using adoptive transfers of human cells into immune-deficient mice, VLA-4 was identified as a key molecule for both the bone marrow homing and the engraftment of normal and leukemic human HSPCs [ 71, 72].

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

Chen, Y. et al. Embryonic stem cells generated by nuclear transfer of human somatic nuclei into rabbit oocytes.

Tatum, A. H. Experimental paraprotein neuropathy, demyelination by passive transfer of human IgM anti-myelin-associated glycoprotein.

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

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