Sentence examples for discoveries together from inspiring English sources
A new study ties those discoveries together.
It can be enlightening, but it's wise to stay a few steps ahead of your child's curiosity and make discoveries together.
The order of these discoveries, together with the perceived social impact of the method, probably accounts for much of the controversy that has surrounded and continues to surround oral contraceptives.
These discoveries together with our results present a compelling case that eukaryotic and prokaryotic plant pathogens evolved effector systems to alter host RNA metabolism through a variety of control points and mechanisms.
Her discoveries, together with findings made by several other scientists, helped launch a class of new drugs that unleash the immune system to attack tumors and halt the spread of cancer.
Houston's strategy: Smash different discoveries together.
As their respective cases moved up through the courts, she told me, "we were sharing discovery together, sharing drafts, and so forth.
"This grim discovery, together with the mass grave sites being found across the country in cities like Hilla, reveal to the world the scope of the brutality of Saddam's regime and his crimes against humanity," Mr. Chalabi said.
That discovery, together with the subsequent finding by bacteriologists Emil von Behring and Kitasato Shibasaburo that infection with the diphtheria bacillus elicits the production of an antitoxin (antibody), led to the development of diphtheria immunization and serum therapy.
Due to their requirement for little compound, the first two in vitro tests lend themselves for early safety testing of drug candidates still in the lead optimization phase of drug discovery; together, they form a useful and predictive in vitro assessment.
Their discovery, together with that of their seasonal waxing and waning (confirmed by modern observations), and a network of apparently artificial channels to distribute the meltwaters (observed in the late 19th century, but subsequently shown to be imaginary), led to the idea that Mars was populated by an advanced but dying civilisation.
