Sentence examples for On discoveries from inspiring English sources

She reported on discoveries in Britain and abroad, notably at the site of the Berlin Wall.

China bases some of its claims in the sea on discoveries by ancient Chinese navigators.

"Eventually, a huge fraction of gross national product in the world is based on discoveries made all those years ago.

More and more of our recent progress against AIDS has been based on discoveries made in Africa.

The exotic warning appeared last week in Science, where researchers reported on discoveries made by Nasa's Mars Exploration Rovers.

Powerful new anti-cancer agents (e.g. Gleevec® and Herceptin®) have been developed based on discoveries made in the Koch Institute.

The most promising therapies, experts say, are based on discoveries made in the last five years about the brain activity of people with tinnitus.

For example, some television news organizations were often quick to report on discoveries of possible chemical weapons caches that later proved to be false.

The invention is based on discoveries in the 1970's that certain compounds would bind to RNA and DNA in blood products when exposed to ultraviolet light.

The effects could be quite long-lived if the labour-saving innovations in question might otherwise have generated knowledge spillovers leading to knock-on discoveries.

When an expected 100,000 children and teens participate in the nation's largest youth science event this fall, they'll make hands-on discoveries using educational kits and guides developed by a Cornell team composed of campus and county partners.