Mr. Halter's team made one last discovery — a finding that suggested the corruption might be far more extensive than even Mr. Cicero had described.
As I live in discovery, I'm finding that changes in behavior can happen at any time.
That's how we got to the discovery that we reported in our BMC Biology paper - it was just an accidental discovery that led to finding that inhibiting folate synthesis in the microbes makes the worms live longer.
The decision to resurrect the motorcycle-building series "American Chopper" as a soap drama about the father and son feud is paying off for the Discovery Channel, which is finding that it can lure viewers with complex family and friend relationships, not just wilderness adventures.
Dr. Carlsson, 77, discovered that dopamine was an important chemical signal in the region of the brain that controls movement, a discovery that laid the basis for finding that the agent is depleted in patients with Parkinson's and that the disease could be treated with the drug L-dopa.
One paper focused on response to methotrexate, finding that, in a discovery cohort of 434 patients, the most significant associations were with SNPs in the organic anion transporter polypeptide SLCO1B1 [ 10].
Service discovery is the process of finding services that have been previously published and that meet the requirements of a service requester [1].
3 Since the times of Archimedes and Eratosthenes of Greece, scientists such as Copernicus, Newton, Galileo, Descartes and Leibniz have made revolutionary discoveries, but before the 18th century, there were no discoveries relating to evolution or findings that would form the basis for modern medicine.
One of his key discoveries was finding the bacterial enzymes that home in on UV-damaged DNA and snip out the strand.
One of his major discoveries was finding in the brain's gray matter a hormone that regulates reproduction.
