Sentence examples for allowed discoveries from inspiring English sources

One of these, the Bayh-Dole Act, for the first time allowed discoveries made with federal dollars to be licensed for commercial purposes.

Mr. Heins said that the case represented a "securities fraud of great magnitude" and that the judge's decision allowed discovery to begin in earnest.

Eastern time on Saturday and conducted a victory lap around the station -- a fly-around that allowed Discovery's crew to photograph the orbiting outpost -- as the crew made final preparations to return to Earth on Monday.

Scott had decided that the expedition should continue to live and work aboard ship, and he allowed Discovery to be frozen into the sea ice, leaving the main hut to be used as a storeroom and shelter.

Using the Cuffdiff algorithm to calculate differential expression at the transcript level allowed discovery of which transcripts are common, differentially expressed or present/absent between normal and AD brain tissue.

Even our limited cohort allowed discovery of the previously unobserved community structures.

The advantage of this approach was that it allowed discovery of multiple types of variants (SNP, indels and gene insertions) without requiring a genome alignment.

Secondly, the WS-based experimental system has allowed discovery of pathways that evolution would rarely ever follow and suggests a hierarchical set of rules.

The Dualbrothers recombination algorithm confirmed the recombination data between these seven members and allowed discovery of several high mutation frequency regions at ~25 bp and 250 bp (Additional file 6A).

The effect led to the development of Cherenkov counters for detecting and measuring the velocity of high-speed particles, allowing discoveries of new elementary particles such as the antiproton.

Ultimately, nontargeted analyses of biological specimens, capturing stressor and response molecules, can supplement targeted NHANES measures and, together, allow discoveries of broader associations between exposures and health (Rappaport 2012; Rappaport et al. 2014).