Sentence examples for would be of human from inspiring English sources

The crystals in question would be of human proteins, the idea being to use X-ray crystallography to analyse the proteins' structures.

"You'd have to eat tons of fish to come even close to the pharmaceutical levels we predict would be of concern to human health," he says.

A fuller understanding of the neural control mechanisms of heart rate during the early stages of human development would be of great value to obstetric and neonatal management.

The company said last week that its human genome would be of the same quality as the fly's.

An English translation of Olivi's writings on human freedom would be of enormous value.

The predicted pairs that involve with the virion related human genes would be of great interest to HIV-1 virologists.

Studies investigating the relationship between IL-17 and type I IFN in human SLE would be of interest.

Even in these periods that saw somewhat less warming, the study finds that it was still far more warming than would be without human perturbations of the climate.

However, there is a downside because if I concentrate on students, then it would be called Humans of the University of Illinois and not Humans of Champaign.

"Spartacus," of course, has pitted Romans against gladiators since it debuted in 2010, but DeKnight said the focus of "Incursion" would be on the human side of every battle, in part because showing lots of computer-generated aliens is expensive.

I believe all of these things would be natural human responses that would evolve from genuine frustration.