explanatory depth, mathematical rigor, parsimony there is veritably no controversy that discovering well-confirmed generalizations constitutes genuine success.
And although theoretical scientific work sometimes concerns issues not immediately tied to discovering well-confirmed generalizations, they remain the goalpost by which theory is ultimately assessed.
The couple cast about in their families' past and Ms. Wetterlund discovered, well, Wetterlund, her grandmother's maiden name.
Cheryl, who is used to being treated as an unofficial family member, is likewise ill at ease in her new role and is about to discover — well, never mind.
Thorpe was retroactively stripped of his amateur status and his medals when it was discovered, well after the official deadline for filing a challenge, that he had played minor-league professional baseball for two summers before the Olympics.
Since 1992, astronomers have discovered well over a thousand bodies outside Neptune's orbit, in a region known as the Kuiper belt.
With ML, the hope is that faint signatures of diseases can be discovered well in advance of detectable symptoms, increasing the probability of survival (sometimes by up to 90percentt) and/or treatment options.
As we delve deeper into this exotic tale, we shall discover, well… how can I put it?
"And then to discover, well, there's actually tons of people for whom it isn't a starter job, it's a real job".
Further examination of these signatures discovered well known and less studied gene and isoform candidates to predict clinically aggressive cancers.
In addition, evaluations show that most of these genomic biomarkers were discovered well before the sequencing of the reference human genome (McDermott et al. 2011; Varmus 2010).
