Sentence examples for a subsequent discovery from inspiring English sources

Younger audiences, perhaps, will shiver at McNamara's account of a subsequent discovery that, contrary to belief, armed Soviet nuclear missiles were already in place in Cuba, and that Castro had urged Khrushchev to use them if need be, even at the cost of seeing Cuba destroyed.

Once optimal thresholds have been selected, they are easily applied in a subsequent discovery phase where the main goal is to select candidate genes of interest.

This finding, remarkable in its own right, was rendered even more so by a subsequent discovery: when she replaced the missing Or83b gene with the GPRor7 gene obtained from mosquitoes, the fruit flies' olfactory system was restored to a normal state.

Lassell did not name his own discovery, although he suggested names a few years after his subsequent discovery of an eighth moon of Saturn (Hyperion).

The subsequent discovery of a stem-cetacean with double-trochleated astragli, a uniquely derived characteristic of ancestral and extant artiodactylids (Gingerich et al. 2001; Thewissen et al. 2001) supported the predictive link between cetaceans and artiodactlylids made by the molecular data.

John Turturro plays Detective Antonio Tony Riccici, who is charged with investigating a post office murder in 1983; Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays Tim Boyle, the investigative reporter assigned to cover the murder and subsequent discovery of an Italian artifact; and Kerry Washington plays Zana Wilder, a lawyer hired to represent the suspected post office murderer.

It took the prospect of a serial killer, and the subsequent discovery of four more bodies, for that to change.

The Subsequent discovery of a number of AAV serotypes, and attempts to identify the cellular receptors and co-receptors for these serotype vectors has had significant implications in their use in human gene therapy.

The mission successfully achieved all of its planned research objectives, but was marred by the subsequent discovery that a solid-fuel rocket booster had almost malfunctioned catastrophically during the launch.

The subsequent discovery of a quarry for stone tools on Mullach Sgar above Village Bay led to finds of numerous stone hoe-blades, grinders and Skaill knives in the Village Bay cleitean unique stone storage buildings (see below).

This specimen was assigned to A. fragilis, but the subsequent discovery of a partial skull and neck (ML 415) near Lourinhã, in the Kimmeridgian-age Porto Novo Member of the Lourinhã Formation, spurred the naming of the new species A. europaeus.