Sentence examples for discovery if from inspiring English sources

Their discovery, if confirmed, is certain to earn a Nobel prize.

Chemical exploration, chemical discovery, if full of excitement, was full of surprises and dangers, too.

All this would amount to a remarkable discovery if it were true.

The theory would still be a "first-rate" discovery if verified, Saulsan said.

A worm at work can be a wonderful discovery if you've never seen one outside of a flat-screen.

And under Aronson and the demand requirement, very few shareholders suits will advance to discovery if brought derivatively.

The discovery, if confirmed, could boost a theory that the Moon was born in the aftermath of a violent collision between early Earth and a speeding cosmic wanderer.

But Dr. Meyers questioned whether the discovery, if it does refer to Jesus Christ, will "tell us anything we didn't already know".

This should read as a discovery: if it doesn't, then perhaps at this stage the sequence knows too much about its own processes.

As with most labels describing minority sexualities, for most aces, the term autochorrisexuality arrived way later in their journey to self-discovery, if it has at all.

In other words, δ v  = 0 (non-discovery) if H v is not rejected, δ v  = 1 if H v is rejected with a positive effect, and δ v  = − 1 if H v is rejected with a negative effect.