Sentence examples for consequence of the discovery from inspiring English sources

GM food, genetic engineering and all the rest are the consequence of the discovery that has edged out Einstein's relativity theory as the greatest of the twentieth century.

Nevertheless, as a consequence of the discovery of peptides such as leptin, ghrelin, and cholecystokinin, among others, greater knowledge is being gained on the pathophysiology of food intake and its relationships with other homeostatic systems.

The city was established as a consequence of the discovery in 1949 of the potash reserves of the Starobin basin, a geologic formation about 5,400 square miles (14,000 square km) in area and containing some 50 billion metric tons of the potassium salts.

SETI communications director Seth Shostak told Inverse in January that, "I think there may be truth to SETI being taken more seriously by the public and it may be a consequence of the discovery of exoplanets filtering down to the public". And while funding for exploratory science continues to be a struggle, SETI has been able to continue -- and even increase -- its programs.

The Carnatic kingdom was annexed by the British in July 1801 as a consequence of the discovery of collusion between Tipu Sultan an enemy of the British and Umdat Ul-Umra, son of Wallajah and the Nawab at the time, during the Fourth Anglo-Mysore War.

Now 83, Djerassi has spent most of his life exploring the consequences of the discovery he made at the age of 28.

Dr. Crick was then at the center of a nexus of biologists in Cambridge, Paris and the United States who were working out the first consequences of the discovery of DNA.

After listening to Robert Zoellick, president of the World Bank, warning global leaders that they went into the financial crash of three years ago with their eyes closed, but this time they had no such excuse, I'm afraid I can't get too worked up about the environmental consequences of the discovery of vast reserves of shale gas under Blackpool.

I do not know if the consequences of the discovery of America have been good or evil, because there are so many.

21 As a consequence of this discovery, California passed an Act in 1921 authorizing the granting of permits to California residents to prospect for oil and gas on blocks of land off its coast under the ocean.

Scientists are still working to understand the full consequences of that discovery, and others made about the fossilised skeleton.