Sentence examples for a pivotal finding from inspiring English sources

"It's a pivotal finding," says Jeffrey Craig, a geneticist at the Murdoch Childrens Research Institute in Melbourne, Australia.

A pivotal finding of the article was that the research that made the yield increases possible was tremendously cost-effective not only for producing food without destroying natural habitats but also for limiting the release of greenhouse gases.

This was a pivotal finding, because it gives the government the power and responsibility to limit the damage to endangered animals and their habitats caused by global warming.

A pivotal finding of this study is that selective degradation of a SUMO-2/3-specific deSUMOylating enzyme, SENP3, is a crucial mediator of the cellular response during OGD.

Erwin Chargaff, whose research into the chemical composition of DNA helped lay the groundwork for James Watson and Francis Crick's discovery of its double-helix structure -- the pivotal finding of 20th-century biology -- died on June 20 in a New York hospital.

The pivotal finding of this study is that the elevated expression of TBLR1 correlated with a poor prognosis and reduced survival of breast cancer patients, suggesting that TBLR1 is a potential independent prognostic factor for breast cancer.

The pivotal finding of our study was the detection of KPNA2 upregulation in 84.8% (162/191) of primary EOC tumors that were significantly associated with poor prognosis in EOC patients.

An elevated IgG4 serum level is still the pivotal finding that leads to the diagnosis, and elevated IgG4 levels are thus firmly anchored in the current diagnostic criteria of IAC.

We have found a significant number of Ofcom's pivotal findings of fact in the statement to be inconsistent with the evidence".

The pivotal findings were that PP14 targets an early stage of CD4+ T cell activation [14], [29] via a unique immunoregulatory mechanism — "rheostatic" desensitization of T cell receptor signaling [13].

One of his pivotal findings was that, in six of California's 11 executions by injection, the "inmates' breathing may not have ceased as expected" and they may well have been conscious when other drugs were given to paralyze and kill them.