Sentence examples for concerning the discovery from inspiring English sources

There is little tension in the plot, save for one moment concerning the discovery of a body, but even that seems designed to remind the viewer of just how common a trope this is in thrillers and detective films.

The symposium sessions included presentations by investigators who made seminal contributions concerning the discovery and molecular characterization of the Ph chromosome and others who developed a highly successful therapy based on the specific molecular alteration observed in chronic myeloid leukemia.

After a brief survey of the current situation concerning the discovery of new drugs in the field of malaria or bacterial infections, we describe the preparation of hybrid molecules as new anti-infective agents: trioxaquines as antimalarials and Vancomyquines® as antibiotics.

John Stewart Bell was the originator of Bell's Theorem and a paper concerning the discovery of the Bell-Jackiw-Adler anomaly and was nominated for a Nobel prize.

This manuscript is a very nice complement of the other report concerning the discovery of Obi1.

Therefore, the investigations concerning the discovery of new strategies for treating pulmonary carcinoids need to be focused on therapies that can inhibit the growth and invasiveness of advanced stage disease.

The solution is an alleged soya/lentil substitute – the plot concerns the discovery of the true nature of the stuff.

The story concerns the discovery of the original manuscript of Dante's "Divine Comedy"; the action flickers between New York, where a plan to steal the manuscript is hatched, and Sicily, where the plan, and various unfortunate bystanders, are executed.

One concerns the discovery of cassiterite [tin ore] on a hill in Bisie in 2002 that attracted numerous armed groups as well as the Congolese army, who walked away with most of the profits.

Others consider the genre's true progenitor to be Joseph Conrad, who wrote "The Secret Agent" in 1901 about a foreign terrorist scare in London, or Erskine Childers, whose "The Riddle of the Sands," published in 1903, concerned the discovery of a planned secret German naval invasion of Britain.

Recent posts concern the discovery of the fossil nicknamed "Ida" (25 May 2009), the X chromosome (25 April 2009), and the discovery of fossils of a creature claimed to be an ancestor of Tyrannosaurus rex (25 April 2009).