Sentence examples for ago we found that from inspiring English sources

Not long ago, we found that the mutual interaction of components in the hybrid composites containing GaSe and conducting polyaniline (PANI) polymer leads to an increased essential conductivity, UV shifting in GaSe luminescence spectra, plate-like particle formation, etc.[18].

Vanessa De Luca, Editor-in-Chief ESSENCE Magazine: In a study Essence conducted on Black Women at Work a few years ago, we found that Black women are naturally ambitious, and have a strong desire to lead.

In one poll we conducted a year and a half ago, we found that while 55percentt of Democrats had a favorable view of Muslims and 35percentt had an unfavorable view, among Republicans only 12percentt had a favorable view, with 85percentt holding an unfavorable view.

Some years ago, we found that in fibroblasts nuclear I κB α associates with NF- κB-independent gene promoters, such as hes1 and herp2, which are general regulators of cell differentiation, correlating with their transcriptional repression.

Thirty-five yeago ago we found that 34% of healthy adult subjects were methane producers (breath methane level >1 ppm above atmospheric methane levels).

Several years ago we found that neurons have specific chromatin remodeling mechanisms not present in any other cell type that are produced by combinatorial assembly of ATP-dependent chromatin remodeling complexes.

First, in a simulated 75%/25% YRI CEU admixture 50 generations ago, we find that the decay constant and amplitude are both highly robust to varying d0 from 0.5 to 2.0 cM.

And when we extend the comparison to 20 years ago, we find that the national income has more than trebled over the period.

Several months ago, we found out that a company co-founded by Apple's former CEO John Sculley and a couple of hardware veterans who make those iPhone-connected glucose meters popular with diabetics were working on some stealth wearable computing concepts.

A few days ago, we found out that AT&T had decided to pull all of their Sidekicktastic Quickfire units from the shelves, citing a failure to meet "performance expectations" as the sole (and rather ambiguous) reason.

Although their duplication happened at least 40 million years ago, we found evidence that both MIR168 paralogs have been maintained throughout Brassicaceae evolution.