Sentence examples for a key discovery of from inspiring English sources

A key discovery of this work is the kinetic coupling between aromatics and naphthenes, which affects the radical pool population and thereby controls ignition.

A key discovery of the biparental care experiment is that it reveals a novel potential social cost associated with receiving high levels of care during development, which is not borne until adulthood when individuals engage in biparental care themselves.

Ohl and his colleagues found that the junction between n-type and p-type silicon was a splendid diode.Years later, that was to prove a key discovery for the future of the transistor.

After Omalu had the slides made, spending tens of thousands of dollars of his own money, he finally made a key discovery: pathological buildup of a protein called tau.

A key discovery in the investigation of placental pathologies was the understanding that major phenotypes of PE are associated with dysregulation in angiogenic factors.

The Stop & Shop is one of the key locations in Roadrunner, for it is where Richman makes a key discovery about the power of rock'n'roll radio: "I walked by the Stop & Shop/ Then I drove by the Stop & Shop/ I like that much better than walking by the Stop & Shop/ 'Cause I had the radio on".

A key discovery related to the isomerization of dextrose in the 1960's led to the development of high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) by the corn refining industry [ 52].

"They're both magnificent scientists and have made a key discovery that opened a big, big area of research," says Solomon Snyder, a neuroscientist at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.

Although the aforementioned results make a significant contribution to the understanding of the mechanisms of AT3 fibrillogenesis, the key discovery of the present work is the elucidation of a major, distinctive structural feature arising during the aggregation of the expanded form but not of the normal one, namely hydrogen bonds among glutamine side-chains.

The final and key discovery of the Lindenbaum group was the isolation of Eggerthella lenta (originally classified as Eubacterium lentum), as the sole cultured gut bacterium capable of catalyzing the conversion to dihydrodigoxin in vitro.

Bed I is the oldest level at Olduvai and is best known for key discoveries of extinct human species, including the holotypes of Australopithecus boisei and Homo habilis, as well as evidence of the earliest stone tools [33], [34], [35].