Sentence examples for areas of discovery from inspiring English sources
You are always entering into completely new areas of discovery?
The American Cancer Society is financing dozens of other promising areas of discovery, like the study of drugs that block the supply of new blood vessels to breast tumors, how a woman's genetic makeup determines her response to treatment, and new molecular targets for anticancer drugs.
Now is the chance to bring Amazon data back to Goodreads and to "explore whole new areas of discovery and reading," he said.
"During that time we can actually see how the hurricane changes," says Hall. "It gives us a glimpse into areas of discovery that we haven't had before".
That kind of bond is important in driving further use of said services, which is in turn useful to Apple because it clearly seems to want to make Siri a go-to resource for iPhone and iPad users in all areas of discovery and potentially even search.
Benthic zooplankton, including amphipods, euphasids and polycheates, were dominant in the stomach content of coho smolts inhabiting the near-shore areas of Discovery Passage, but were not a significant component of the zooplankton samples taken in the water.
That is no excuse for not talking about Mars, or the exoplanets — an area of discovery that's expanding, left hand and right, in a slightly thrilling way, or our unmanned exploration of the farther parts of our solar system.
It wouldn't make sense -- for the agency or the researcher -- not to pursue a promising area of discovery when research indicates it.
"But if, in the course of their research, they need to change direction to pursue an area of discovery shown by the research, a researcher obviously needs to have the flexibility to do so.
The role of hybridization in generating diversity in animals is an active area of discovery and debate.
This is a promising area of discovery as it could lead to reduced biological variability and eliminate immunocompatibility, reducing the risk of tumorigenicity and the transmission of diseases [ 49, 59].
