Sentence examples for coincidentally discovered from inspiring English sources

Neubauer replied two weeks later, saying that he couldn't quite make out Schechter's postcard but that he and his assistant, Arthur Cowley, had just — "coincidentally" — discovered nine pages of Ben Sira at Oxford.

We have coincidentally discovered plastically bendable crystals of a drug molecule probenecid.

To conclude, I'm currently perusing through my social media feed and I've coincidentally discovered an update from that girl who let me down so eagerly on that September night in high school.

Hungarian researchers simply told that they couldn't find anything near the church, but they coincidentally discovered an Ottoman-era town in the vineyards of Zsibot which lies two kilometers farther northeast in Turbek.

If a lung cancer is identified on a chest radiograph performed for such an exacerbation, the tumour itself will have been coincidentally discovered and be asymptomatic.

As a result, clinicians are ever more frequently confronted with the question of how to proceed in cases of coincidentally discovered gallbladder polyps.

Coincidentally, Smalley discovered fullerenes and got his Nobel Prize because of a machine originally built for Exxon to do nuclear work in the 1970s.

These systems, like e.g. the citric acid cycle of metabolism [3] or the carbon-nitrogen-oxygen cycle of stellar nuclear reactions [4] (two systems that were, coincidentally, both discovered in the mid-1930's mid-1930'sn modeled in great detail withaveg. differential equations.

Coincidentally, Stead also discovered a rare Shelley manuscript in the library earlier last year.

Indeed, it is often discovered coincidentally as a remarkable radiologic finding when a radiograph is solicited for the other disease [2].

She discovered her diabetes coincidentally, as many do, nine years ago.