Sentence examples for a discovery from from inspiring English sources

Researchers tend to take a discovery from the lab and apply it to patients; the reverse trip is more and more uncommon.

The Alice chats were obeying something language theorists call Zipf's Law, a discovery from the 1930's, which found that a very small number of words make up most of what we say.

At the same time, we have a discovery from the European Space Agency's Herschel Space Observatory that for the first time allows us to understand where the dust that helped form planets and stars came from in the early universe.

Its hard-hitting intellectual property adjunct the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF appears to have clobbered a biotech partner, Xenon Pharmaceuticals Inc. of Burnaby, Canada, that it says tried to exploit a discovery from Wisconsin's biochem labs without paying the university some disputed fees.

The second group of samples for microarray analysis consisting of 3 CTGF-treated and 3 corresponding control ovaries was run, pre-processed and analyzed post factum, separately from the rest of the samples as a result of a discovery from network analysis.

It has become the norm for publications reporting a discovery from genome-wide association studies to include a meta-analysis of replication data sets (56, 57).

195– 197 As a discovery-from-data approach, computational process and storage of the high magnitude data are of great challenge recently, although project-specific packages have been developed.

Operating funds for the work described here came from a Discovery Grant from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) to LJF and from the Alberta Crop Industry Development Fund to SFP.

This work was partially supported by funding from a discovery grant from Natural Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) to X. Zhao and a grant from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada to E. Ibeagha-Awemu.

As an example, a polygenic score derived from a discovery sample from consortium data in schizophrenia was applied to seven different target samples: One bipolar cohort and six other non-neuropsychiatric cohorts [9].

Last week it arrived at the Worcester Art Museum in Massachusetts with a new discovery from a Rhode Island private collection: a signed Hudson portrait of a Creole brunette with upswept hair and a lace-trimmed black satin dress.