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humanisation::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | humanization |
| Type of | improvement |
| Derivation | humanise |
Examples of humanisation
humanisation
They have been captivated by its humanisation of the suffering of our soldiers.
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Ruins are a kind of humanisation of architecture.
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This is already an act of de-humanisation.
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Grzegorz does his best efforts to animate the local RCC ordinaries to promote prison pastoral care and the humanisation of the prison system of Ukraine.
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This renunciation of the sharper dualism of Marriage of Heaven and Hell is evidenced in particular by the humanisation of the character of Urizen in the later works.
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- Humanization: the act of making more human
- Alternative form of humanization
- (humanising) making like a human, for eg. making a pet have human like characteristics - feeling emotions
- Process by which a therapeutic protein of non-human origin is altered to more closely resemble a related human protein, intended to reduce the immunogenic potential of the drug.
- Addresses the problem of HAMA response, involves the genetic transfer of mouse CDRs (which are responsible for antigen binding) into human frameworks of a variable region; also known as CDR-grafting
- A technique for inserting non human complementarity-determining regions (CDRs) into human framework regions.
