Assertion: embryo | /r/HasProperty | human
Facets:
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
value: fully
type: DEGREE
value: by nature
type: OTHER
value: in the fullest sense
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: It should be, "Is an embryo in a woman's womb human by nature?
text: Opponents of ESC research counter that an embryo is a human life, therefore destroying it is murder and the embryo must be protected under the same ethical view as a more developed human being.
text: Despite the embryos used coming from unwanted types used for in vitro fertilization, critics still argue that these embryos are already human beings.
text: We have not convinced our fellow citizens that embryonic stem-cell research is morally wrong because we have not convinced them that the embryo, from the first moment of its existence, is a human person in the fullest sense, with the same right to life as anyone else.
text: embryos created by mixing human sperm and animal eggs or human eggs and animal sperm Human chimera embryos: human embryos which have animal cells added to them during early development
text: Embryos produced by this technique are considered fully human - a "live human embryo" - by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act.
text: If we are not sure whether a fertilized egg should be considered a human being, then we should not destroy it.
text: will it be possible to say that these embryos are mainly human.
text: What if the embryo that develops is mostly human?
text: What if the embryo that develops is mostly human?