Sentence examples for discovered and defined from inspiring English sources

Did they set the gold standard for a local school of artists still to be discovered and defined?

Intermediate filaments (IFs) were originally discovered and defined by electron microscopy in myoblasts.

Dewey's identification of intelligent reflection with experimental methods applied to nature might be thought to suggest a narrowly scientistic worldview, in which values are reduced to purely subjective, arational "oughts" or likings applied to inherently value-free facts or natural kinds discovered and defined independently of human valuations.

It was the French who discovered and defined noir; consequently, this book will have its first publication in Paris, in French, in the spring of 2008.

Most known SR-A ligands are exogenous compounds discovered and defined by their ability to inhibit binding of receptor to the archetypal ligand acetylated LDL (2).

This will necessitate reevaluation as new genes responsible for this disease are discovered and defined similarly to other patients with PND of unknown etiology.

They continually discover and define for themselves what they will live with and not live with".

Thus Pääbo has taken his brainchild, the study of ancient DNA, and shown first, that it is a useful adjunct in the study of human origins; but now, and more importantly, he has developed his techniques to a state where they have become the prime means for discovering and defining new human species.

Over last few years, the best studied human and other mammalian miRNAs have revealed rules to discover and define this group of small RNAs of ∼22 nts.

The presented combination of FRET and FACS offers the precious possibility to discover and define protein interactions in living cells and is expected to contribute to the identification of novel therapeutic targets for treatment of human diseases.

Discovering and defining sources of evidence.