Human body or the human body?
It boggles my mind... Which one do I choose in a statement like this:
"biochemical and psychophysical markers of human body"
or should it be the human body?
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The human body.
Why? Quite simply, 'human body' is a singular countable noun. You can never have a singular countable noun without some kind of determiner before it... the, a, that, my and so on. If ever you are unsure, ask yourself two questions. Is it singular? Is it countable? If the answer to both of these is 'yes', you know that it can't stand alone and you probably need to use an article.
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The human body :)
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