Sentence examples for by two discoveries from inspiring English sources
The detection of DNA hypermethylation was revolutionized by two discoveries.
These interesting discoveries on SIR2 were further elevated by two discoveries made by Guarente and co-workers.
Modern biology was launched in large part by three discoveries: Oswald Avery's discovery of DNA; Watson and Crick's deciphering of the physical structure of the DNA; and the discovery, by several researchers in the early nineteen sixties, of the code by which different triples of RNA nucleotides are turned into amino acids.
This view was challenged by three discoveries.
However, in the current manuscript the strong similar profiles obtained by these two discovery platforms suggests that the miRNA profiles reported here are an accurate representation of those for tissue-based miRNAs for Ov-induced ICC, despite differences in significance calling between the two platforms.
The retrospective (organized by Darrel Sewell of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where it was first shown last year; installed at the Met by H. Barbara Weinberg and Jeff L. Rosenheim) comes with two discoveries.
This conclusion was strengthened by two succeeding discoveries.
The decade of the 1970s was bookended by two significant discoveries in the area of naturally occurring anticancer agents: the isolation and structural elucidation of the diterpenoid taxol (as it was then called), 1, in 1971, and its subsequent identification as a promoter of microtubule assembly in 1979.
Shakespeare's biography as we have known it has also been altered by three important discoveries about Elizabethan poet Robert Southwell, who had decided to become a Jesuit at age 14.
"Spinal cord injury is not going to be solved by one major discovery, says Federico Girardi, director of research and education at the SpineCare Institute at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City.
Finally, turning to gynecological tumors, a breakthrough discovery by two groups in the UK showed that inhibitors of the DNA repair enzyme poly(ADP) ribose polymerase I (PARP1) preferentially killed cancer cells harboring defects in the homologous recombination (HR) repair tumor suppressor proteins BRCA1 or BRCA2 (Bryant et al, 2005; Farmer et al, 2005).
